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Kalman filter

The Kalman filter (named after its inventor, Rudolf E Kalman[?]) is an efficient recursive computational solution of the least-squares method[?], which is applicable to distinguishing signals from noise so as to predict changes in a modeled system with time.

Kalman filtering is used extensive in control systems[?] engineering.

Compare with: Wiener filter[?]

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