Researchers have developed a novel structural solution for estimating the states of nonlinear systems with unknown inputs. This approach introduces the UID-induced normal form, which decomposes the influence of unknown inputs into two distinct components: those structurally decoupled from observable dynamics and those affecting observable quantities. This framework offers a unified solution for unknown-input decoupling and reconstruction without needing model or stochastic assumptions about the inputs. The method's practical utility is shown through a minimal Structure-from-Motion configuration, enabling state estimation with just three point features and a single-axis gyroscope, validated by real-world data. AI
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- Nonlinear Systems
- point features
- single-axis gyroscope
- Structure-from-Motion
- UID-induced normal form
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