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Steady-state Kalman Predictor: Examples and Comparison

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This lecture covers the steady-state Kalman predictor, including its convergence properties and error characteristics. Examples are provided to illustrate the application of the Kalman filter in noisy settings. A comparison between Luenberger and Kalman filtering is discussed.

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