Event-Triggered Distributed Fusion for Multirate Multisensor Systems Subject to Nonstationary Heavy-Tailed Noises

In this article, event-triggered distributed fusion is developed for a nonuniform multirate multisensor system with packets dropout and nonstationary heavy-tailed noises. A synchronization method is designed to facilitate estimation by transforming the nonuniform multirate multisensor system into a single-rate multisensor system. An event-triggered local estimator is proposed to obtain local estimates considering a dynamic event-triggered mechanism, nonstationary heavy-tailed noises, and packets dropout. An event-triggered distributed fusion algorithm is presented for accurate fusion estimation under reducing computational complexity. Simulation results are given to show the availability of the event-triggered distributed fusion using a single-target tracking system.

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IEEE Sensors Journal
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2024-10-25
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https://doi.org/10.1109/jsen.2024.3484162
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Distributed Sensor Networks and Detection Algorithms
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Event-Triggered Distributed Fusion for Multirate Multisensor Systems Subject to Nonstationary Heavy-Tailed Noises

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Event-Triggered Distributed Fusion for Multirate Multisensor Systems Subject to Nonstationary Heavy-Tailed Noises

Xinyue Cao, Ling Zhao, Hongjiu Yang, Li Li
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In this article, event-triggered distributed fusion is developed for a nonuniform multirate multisensor system with packets dropout and nonstationary heavy-tailed noises. A synchronization method is designed to facilitate estimation by transforming the nonuniform multirate multisensor system into a single-rate multisensor system. An event-triggered local estimator is proposed to obtain local estimates considering a dynamic event-triggered mechanism, nonstationary heavy-tailed noises, and packets dropout. An event-triggered distributed fusion algorithm is presented for accurate fusion estimation under reducing computational complexity. Simulation results are given to show the availability of the event-triggered distributed fusion using a single-target tracking system.

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Tianjin University (CN), Yanshan University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Natural Science Foundation of Hebei Province, State Key Laboratory of Fluid Power and Mechatronic Systems
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