Question: (a) What is maximum likelihood estimation? (b) x is a Gaussian random vector with distribution xN(mu ,Lambda ) . Assume a sensor is used to
(a) What is maximum likelihood estimation?\ (b)
xis a Gaussian random vector with distribution
xN(\\\\mu ,\\\\Lambda ). Assume a sensor is\ used to measure
x, each time the measurement is
y_(i)=x+v_(i), where
v_(i)is the\ measurement noise at the i-th measurement
y_(i)with distribution
v_(i)N(0,\\\\Sigma ).\ (i) Determine the joint distribution of
z=[[x],[y_(i)]].\ (ii) If the sensor measures
xonce and returns a measurement
/bar (y)_(1), what is the\ maximum likelihood estimation of
x?\ (iii) If the sensor measures
xtwice with measurements
/bar (y)_(1)and
/bar (y)_(2), what is the\ maximum likelihood estimation of
x?\ (c) How does an extended Kalman filter deal with the nonlinear state equation and output\ equation in a robotic system?\ (5 marks)

(a) What is maximum likelihood estimation? (5 marks) (b) x is a Gaussian random vector with distribution xN(,). Assume a sensor is used to measure x, each time the measurement is yi=x+vi, where vi is the measurement noise at the i-th measurement yi with distribution viN(0,). (i) Determine the joint distribution of z=[xyi]. (5 marks) (ii) If the sensor measures x once and returns a measurement y1, what is the maximum likelihood estimation of x ? (5 marks) (iii) If the sensor measures x twice with measurements y1 and y2, what is the maximum likelihood estimation of x ? (5 marks) (c) How does an extended Kalman filter deal with the nonlinear state equation and output equation in a robotic system
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