TL;DR
This paper introduces CAR-EnKF, an improved ensemble Kalman filter framework that adaptively recalibrates covariance estimates for nonlinear measurements, significantly enhancing state estimation accuracy.
Contribution
It proposes a covariance-adaptive, recalibrated EnKF framework with online tuning, improving nonlinear state estimation over traditional methods.
Findings
CAR-EnKF reduces RMSE compared to conventional EnKF.
Significant improvements at low measurement-noise levels.
Framework is general and applicable to different EnKF variants.
Abstract
The ensemble Kalman filter (EnKF) is widely used for nonlinear and high-dimensional state estimation because it replaces complex covariance propagation with simple ensemble statistics. However, conventional EnKF implementations can become overconfident in the presence of measurement nonlinearity. The commonly used covariance inflation technique only partially alleviates this issue. This paper proposes a covariance-adaptive and recalibrated ensemble Kalman filter (CAR-EnKF) framework for nonlinear state estimation. The framework introduces two improvements that are only active for nonlinear measurements and reduce to the conventional EnKF framework without covariance inflation in the linear case: (i) a recalibration mechanism that reassesses the effect of the chosen Kalman gain after updating the ensemble mean, and (ii) a positive semidefinite covariance compensation term that accounts…
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