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Sequential Processing of Constraints

Consider in general the following set of m balance equations containing only measured variables  [Pg.93]

As shown before, the general data reconciliation procedure for the overall system must solve the following constrained least squares problem  [Pg.94]

because of the manner in which the balances arise, the total set of algebraic equations can be partitioned into two arbitrary subsystems. The first contains (m — a) equations and the second contains the remaining a equations, where a is an arbitrary number 1 a m. Note that the cases a = Ooi a = m correspond to the overall reconciliation problem. [Pg.94]

When the Lagrangian technique is used to solve the preceding problem, the least squares estimate of the measurement errors is given by [Pg.94]

for the covariance of the estimation error and the measurement estimates (see Appendix A) we have, respectively, [Pg.94]


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