Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Particle filters estimate the state of dynamical systems from sensor information. In many real time applications of particle filters, hover, sensor information arrives at a significantly higher rate than the update rate of the filter. The prevalent approach to dealing with such situations is to update the particle filter as often as possible and to discard sensor information that cannot be processed in time.   present real-time particle filters, which make use of all sensor information even when the filter update rate is below the update rate of the sensors. This is achieved by representing posteriors as mixtures of sample sets, where each mixture component integrates one observation arriving during a filter update. The ights of the mixture components are set so as to minimize the approximation error introduced by the mixture representation. Thereby, our approach focuses computational resources (samples) on valuable sensor information. Experiments using data collected with a mobile robot show that our approach yields strong improvements over other approaches.
['Cody C. T. Kwok', 'Dieter Fox', 'Marina Meila']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Real-Time Particle Filters
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