A continuous-rime finite-state Markov chain observed in white noise is considered. The well-known result of Wonham filter provides a formula for obtaining posterior probabilities. Although the filter is of finite dime...A continuous-rime finite-state Markov chain observed in white noise is considered. The well-known result of Wonham filter provides a formula for obtaining posterior probabilities. Although the filter is of finite dimension, numerical schemes are needed in applications because of the nonlinearity and because the observations are frequently collected in discrete moments. In this work, we develop approximation schemes of Wonham filters by constructing discrete-time recursive algorithms. We prove the convergence of the algorithm by weak convergence method and martingale averaging techniques. Numerical experiments are also famished to demonstrate the performance of our algorithms.展开更多
基金This work was supported in part by the National Science Foundation
文摘A continuous-rime finite-state Markov chain observed in white noise is considered. The well-known result of Wonham filter provides a formula for obtaining posterior probabilities. Although the filter is of finite dimension, numerical schemes are needed in applications because of the nonlinearity and because the observations are frequently collected in discrete moments. In this work, we develop approximation schemes of Wonham filters by constructing discrete-time recursive algorithms. We prove the convergence of the algorithm by weak convergence method and martingale averaging techniques. Numerical experiments are also famished to demonstrate the performance of our algorithms.
