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Gauss, Kalman and advances in recursive parameter estimation

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Young, Peter C

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John Wiley & Sons Inc

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The paper considers how the Kalman filter has influenced the development of recursive parameter estimation since the publication of Rudolf Kalman's seminal article in 1960. It will present a partial review of developments over the past half century and provide a tutorial introduction to the refined instrumental variable approach to the optimal recursive estimation of parameters in both discrete and continuous-time transfer function models. The paper concludes with a case study that shows how recursive parameter estimation and the Kalman filter can be combined in the design and development of a real-time adaptive forecasting and data assimilation system for flow in river systems.

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Journal of Forecasting

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2037-12-31