Bridging the ensemble Kalman filter and particle filters: the adaptive Gaussian mixture filter |
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| Authors: | Andreas S Stordal Hans A Karlsen Geir Nævdal Hans J Skaug Brice Vallès |
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| Institution: | (4) Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge,; |
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| Abstract: | The nonlinear filtering problem occurs in many scientific areas. Sequential Monte Carlo solutions with the correct asymptotic
behavior such as particle filters exist, but they are computationally too expensive when working with high-dimensional systems.
The ensemble Kalman filter (EnKF) is a more robust method that has shown promising results with a small sample size, but the
samples are not guaranteed to come from the true posterior distribution. By approximating the model error with a Gaussian
distribution, one may represent the posterior distribution as a sum of Gaussian kernels. The resulting Gaussian mixture filter
has the advantage of both a local Kalman type correction and the weighting/resampling step of a particle filter. The Gaussian
mixture approximation relies on a bandwidth parameter which often has to be kept quite large in order to avoid a weight collapse
in high dimensions. As a result, the Kalman correction is too large to capture highly non-Gaussian posterior distributions.
In this paper, we have extended the Gaussian mixture filter (Hoteit et al., Mon Weather Rev 136:317–334, 2008) and also made the connection to particle filters more transparent. In particular, we introduce a tuning parameter for the
importance weights. In the last part of the paper, we have performed a simulation experiment with the Lorenz40 model where
our method has been compared to the EnKF and a full implementation of a particle filter. The results clearly indicate that
the new method has advantages compared to the standard EnKF. |
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