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    Some General Results and Examples on the Design of Observers for Nonlinear Control Systems.

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    1987
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    James, Matthew R.
    Baras, John S.
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    Abstract
    We present an observer design for systems with controlled nonlinear dynamics and nonlinear observation. The design is a development of earlier work, which was motivated by nonlinear filtering asymptotics. The basic design requires that the initial conditions belong to a bounded region determined by the data and design parameters. However, for a certain class of systems, no such a priori knowledge is required. To illustrate the utility of our design, several examples are given. In particular, we obtain an observer for bilinear control systems.
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