Stochastic models, estimation, and control
our stochastic models, and Chapter 3 develops both the general concepts and the natural result of static system models. In order to incorporate dynamics into the model, Chapter 4 investigates stochastic processes, concluding with practical linear dynamic system models. The basic form is a …
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