Dynamic event-based recursive filtering for networked systems under the encoding-decoding mechanism

This paper focuses on the dynamic event-based recursive filtering problem for a class of time-varying networked systems under the encoding-decoding mechanism. For the purpose of saving energy consumption, a dynamic event-triggered protocol is applied to determine whether the measurement of the sensor is transmitted or not. In the transmission process of the measurement, a dynamic-quantization-based encoding-decoding mechanism is introduced to encrypt the transmitted measurement. In specific, the measurement outputs are first encoded into codewords which are then transmitted from the encoder to the decoder. After received by the decoder, the codewords are first decoded and then sent to the filter. A bounded uncertainty is introduced to characterize the difference between the original measurement and the decoded measurement. This paper is devoted to developing a recursive filtering algorithm for the considered system such that a minimal upper bound on the filtering error covariance is derived through appropriately designing filter gain. Moreover, the mean-square exponential boundedness of the filtering error is analyzed. Finally, the efficiency and superiority of the proposed algorithm are verified through two simulation examples. (C) 2022 The Franklin Institute. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

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This paper addresses the dynamic event-based recursive filtering problem for a class of time-varying networked systems under the encoding-decoding mechanism. It introduces a dynamic event-triggered protocol and a dynamic-quantization-based encoding-decoding mechanism to save energy consumption and encrypt the transmitted measurements. The paper develops a recursive filtering algorithm to derive a minimal upper bound on the filtering error covariance and analyzes the boundedness of the filtering error in mean square sense.