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Robust and reliable estimation via recursive nonlinear dynamic data reconciliation based on cubature Kalman filter

Bian et al., 2017

Document ID
14099530499118198282
Author
Bian M
Wang J
Liu W
Qiu K
Publication year
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Cluster Computing

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Since measurements of process variables are subject to measurements errors as well as process variability, data reconciliation is the procedure of optimally adjusting measured date so that the adjusted values obey the conservation laws and constraints. Thus, data …
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