A Krein space-based approach to event-triggered H8 filtering for linear discrete time-varying systems

This paper is concerned with the problem of event-triggered H-infinity filtering for linear discrete time-varying (LDTV) systems. Using the lifting technique, we firstly establish an equivalent relationship with a certain equivalent minimum problem of indefinite quadratic form subject to LDTV systems with non-uniform sampling periods. Then, based on Krein space projection and innovation analysis, sufficient and necessary conditions for the existence of desired filter are derived and a feasible solution is obtained in terms of Riccati recursions. Thus, an algorithm based on the time-update and event-update recursions is given for the implementation of event-triggered H-infinity filtering. Different from some existing results, a new event-triggered H-infinity filtering scheme is provided so that the estimation error can be completely decoupled from the event-triggered transmission error. Moreover, the new proposed Krein space approach is less conservative and more computational attractive than the existing methods based on recursive linear inequality matrix. Finally, a numerical example is given to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed approach. (c) 2021 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

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This paper focuses on event-triggered H-infinity filtering for linear discrete time-varying systems. An equivalent relationship is established using the lifting technique, and a feasible solution is obtained through Riccati recursions. An algorithm based on time-update and event-update recursions is presented for the implementation of event-triggered H-infinity filtering. The proposed approach provides a new scheme that decouples estimation error from transmission error and is less conservative and more computationally attractive than existing methods based on recursive linear inequality matrix.