New finite-dimensional stochastic optimal control problems
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1997Εκδότης
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Proceedings of the American Control ConferenceProceedings of the American Control Conference
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435-439Google Scholar check
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This paper is concerned with partially observed stochastic optimal control problems. The states of the system are described by nonlinear controlled diffusion equations. The measurements are noisy linear combinations of the state, and the rate of change of the state of the system. Explicit representations for the information state are derived in terms of a finite-number of sufficient statistics. This allows application of Wonham classical separation theorem.
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