From: Stanley Kok (koks_at_cs.washington.edu)
Date: Thu Apr 24 2003 - 20:43:44 PDT
Paper Title: An Introduction to the Kalman Filter
Authors: Greg Welch and Gary Bishop
One-line summary:
This paper presents the essentials about Kalman filters and gives
several examples of its usage.
Most Important Ideas in the Paper:
1. The Kalman filter is computationally feasible because of its
recursive nature and can be successfully applied to stochastic
state estimation.
2. The Kalman filter can be extended to handle non-linear processes.
Flaw in the Paper:
1. The reader can gain a more balanced view if the paper discusses
the weaknesses of the Kalman filter.
Important, open research questions:
1. Are the concepts of the Kalman filter applicable to planning
problems?
2. How can pathological cases for the Kalman filter be designed?
This will help in understanding its weaknesses.
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