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Distributed Kalman Filtering and Sensor Fusion in Sensor Networks,the state of the process (under observation) that is identical to the estimate obtained by a central Kalman filter given that all nodes agree on two central sums. Later, we demonstrate that our consensus filters can approximate these sums and that gives an approximate distributed Kalman filtering al

Awning

Belief Consensus and Distributed Hypothesis Testing in Sensor Networks,-word networks and speed of convergence of belief consensus are discussed. A detailed example is provided for distributed detection of multi-target formations in a sensor network. The entire network is capable of reaching a common set of beliefs associated with correctness of different hypotheses. W

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Distributed Evidence Filtering in Networked Embedded Systems,the coefficients impose several challenges in the design of such evidence filters. We show that the gain of these evidence filters at frequency zero is always equal to one and all coefficients must be non-negative. This suggests that arbitrary frequency shaping is not possible and a pure bandpass ev

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Performance Evaluation for Model-Based Networked Control Systems,he MB-NCS for impulse inputs applied at different times. Examples show how both norms converge to the traditional H2 norm for continuous H2 systems. Finally, with the help of an alternate way of representing lifted parameters, the relationship between the optimal sampler and hold of a sampled data s

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Aaron D. Ames,Alberto Sangiovanni-Vincentelli,Shankar Sastry

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Discrete Time Kuramoto Models with Delay,ere a discrete-time Kuramoto oscillator model that incorporates delays. Analytical results are derived for certain cases of heading-based stability of synchronized and balanced equilibrium sets both when delay is not present and when it is. In all cases, agents are assumed to be identical and fully

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Symmetries in the Coordinated Consensus Problem,cterize the relationship between the amount of information exchanged by the vehicles and the speed of convergence to the consensus. Time-invariant communication graphs that exhibit particular symmetries are shown to yield slow convergence if the amount of information exchanged does not scale with th

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