Filtering is concerned with the sequential estimation of the state, and uncertainties, of a Markovian system, given noisy observations. It is particularly difficult to achieve accurate filtering in complex dynamical systems, such as those arising in turbulence, in which effective low-dimensional representation of the desired probability distribution is challenging. Nonetheless recent advances have shown considerable success in filtering based on certain particular reductions of the system underlying data, which are carefully chosen but modelled simple enough to enable closed form filters to be developed. The purpose of this talk is to analyze the effectiveness of these simplified models, and to suggest modifications of them which lead to improved filtering in some parameter regimes.

This presentation is part of Minisymposium “MS41 - Framelets, Optimization, and Image Processing (3 parts)”
organized by: Xiaosheng Zhuang (City University of Hong Kong) , Lixin Shen (Syracuse University) , Bin Han (University of Alberta) , Yan-Ran Li (Shenzhen Univeristy) .

Authors:

Wonjung Lee (City University of Hong Kong)

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