Aiming to track the full state of a nonlinearly evolving structural system and simultaneously calibrate its constitutive model, in this paper we compare the performances of the sigma-point Kalman filter (S-PKF), of a standard particle filter (PF), and of an extended Kalman-particle filter (EK-PF). To ensure that structural responses do not affect the filters’ performances, we focus on a single degree-of-freedom (DOF) system and show that the three filters are all capable to track possible failure mechanisms. As far as model calibration is concerned, the newly proposed EK-PF performs better than the other two filters, providing unbiased parameter estimates even when the system is diverging because of a failure event.
Particle and sigma-point Kalman filters: a comparison of performance
EFTEKHAR AZAM, SAEED;MARIANI, STEFANO
2011-01-01
Abstract
Aiming to track the full state of a nonlinearly evolving structural system and simultaneously calibrate its constitutive model, in this paper we compare the performances of the sigma-point Kalman filter (S-PKF), of a standard particle filter (PF), and of an extended Kalman-particle filter (EK-PF). To ensure that structural responses do not affect the filters’ performances, we focus on a single degree-of-freedom (DOF) system and show that the three filters are all capable to track possible failure mechanisms. As far as model calibration is concerned, the newly proposed EK-PF performs better than the other two filters, providing unbiased parameter estimates even when the system is diverging because of a failure event.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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