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An adaptive generalized extended Kalman filter for real-time identification of structural systems, state and input based on sparse measurement
An adaptive generalized extended Kalman filter for real-time identification of structural systems, state and input based on sparse measurement
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An adaptive generalized extended Kalman filter for real-time identification of structural systems, state and input based on sparse measurement

2024
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Overview
Extended Kalman filtering with unknown input (EKF-UI) is often used to estimate the structural system state, parameters and unknown input in structural health monitoring. However, the real-time performance of EKF-UI is bound to whether the measurement equation has a direct feedthrough of unknown input, which great limits its application scope. Based on the zero-order-hold assumption and random walk assumption of unknown input, a novel adaptive discrete state equation is derived in this paper. The new equation establishes a connection between the current state and the current input and allows the adjustment of the sensitivity matrix of the unknown input. Then, based on the adaptive discrete state equation and minimum variance unbiased estimation principle, an adaptive generalized extended Kalman filter with unknown input is derived. The proposed algorithm eliminates the limitation that the real-time performance is restricted by whether the measurement equation has a direct feedthrough of the input and realizes the optimization of the state and input estimates in the sense of minimum variance. To demonstrate the feasibility of the proposed method, numerical example of a shear frame structure with Bouc–Wen hysteresis nonlinearity and experimental test of a five-story shear frame are conducted. The comparison with existing methods shows the advantages of the proposed method.