
2. Dynamic state model
Let y 0 ,... y n , be the observations up to time n of a system, where y n can be scalars or vectors. Each observation y n depends on a quantity x n that defines the state of the system at time n. x n is scalar or vector in nature and is related to observation y n by a relationship of the type :
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