Author:
Liu Yingjie,Cui Dawei,Peng Wen
Abstract
For the active safety control of the vehicle, it is extremely important to estimate the vehicle state in real-time and accurately during the driving process. A joint state and parameter estimation method based on QR decomposition and receding horizon estimation (RHE) is proposed. Firstly, by introducing the receding horizon strategy, the authors optimized the state and parameter estimation with a fixed number of variables, which can better deal with the estimation problem of time-varying parameters. Then, based on the principle of forward dynamic programming, the calculation of arrival cost is transformed into a least square equation, which is solved by QR decomposition. At the same time, an update method of arrival cost based on QR decomposition is given. In this way, the whole receding horizon estimation method is based on the optimization, and the feedback mechanism is introduced to improve the estimation accuracy and speed. The simulation results show that the accuracy of receding horizon estimation is obviously better than that of unscented Kalman filter (UKF), and the arrival cost update method based on QR decomposition is more convenient than the traditional arrival cost update method based on error covariance estimation.
Subject
Mechanical Engineering,General Materials Science
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