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EmrysFilter 0.1.0
State estimation utilities in C++23 using Eigen
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One prediction of a mixture of Gaussians as its smoother needs it: the weights the step started from, each component's prediction as a PredictedJoint, and how the components descend from those of the record before. More...
#include <EmrysFilter/Filters/MixtureFilter.h>
Public Types | |
| using | Scalar = Scalar_ |
| the scalar type | |
| using | SpaceType = Space_ |
| the state space | |
| using | JointType = PredictedJoint<Space_, Scalar_> |
| one component's joint | |
| using | JointsType = internal::Buffer<JointType, Allocator_> |
| the components' joints | |
| using | LogWeightsType = internal::Buffer<Scalar_, Allocator_> |
| the components' log-weights | |
| using | LineageType = MixtureLineage<Scalar_, Allocator_> |
| the components' descent | |
Public Attributes | |
| LogWeightsType | logWeights |
| each component's log-weight before the step, as the state had it | |
| JointsType | joints |
| one per component, in the state's order | |
| LineageType | lineage |
| how the components descend from those of the previous record | |
One prediction of a mixture of Gaussians as its smoother needs it: the weights the step started from, each component's prediction as a PredictedJoint, and how the components descend from those of the record before.
MixtureFilter::predictJoint() fills it before predicting, and a GaussianMixtureHistory records it (decisions.md [smoothing]). joints[n] is component n's step, so its filtered is the component before the step. lineage is the state's lineage at that moment: component n's share from each component the state had at the previous predictJoint(), through every update and reduction between the two (see MixtureLineage).
The weights, joints, and lineage come from Allocator_. Passing the same joint to each MixtureFilter::predictJoint(dt, joint, inputs...) reuses their storage.
| Space_ | the state space |
| Scalar_ | scalar type, double by default |
| Allocator_ | allocator for the weights, joints, and lineage (see Allocation) |