Question: Starting with the prearray [ [ lambda ^ ( ( 1 ) / ( 2 ) ) K ^ ( - ( H )

Starting with the prearray
[[\lambda ^((1)/(2))K^(-(H)/(2))(n-1),\lambda ^((1)/(2))u(n)],[hat(x)^(H)(n|Y_(n-1))K^(-(H)/(2))(n-1),y^(')(n)],[0^(T),1],[\lambda ^(-(1)/(2))K^((1)/(2))(n-1),0]]
which is the expanded version of the prearray in Eq.(15.38), show that the extended
square-root information filtering algorithm is described by
[[\lambda ^((1)/(2))K^(-(H)/(2))(n-1),\lambda ^((1)/(2))u(n)],[hat(x)^(H)(n|Y_(n-1))K^(-(H)/(2))(n-1),y^(')(n)],[0^(T),1],[\lambda ^(-(1)/(2))K^((1)/(2))(n-1),0]]\Theta (n)=[[K^(-(H)/(2))(n),0],[hat(x)^(H)(n+1|Y_(n))K^(-(H)/(2))(n),r^(-(1)/(2))(n)\alpha ^(*)(n)],[\lambda ^((1)/(2))u^(H)(n)K^((1)/(2))(n),r^(-(1)/(2))(n)],[K^((1)/(2))(n),-g(n)r^((1)/(2))(n)]]
Hence, formulate an expression for the updated state estimate hat(x)(n+1|Y_(n)).
Starting with the prearray [ [ \ lambda ^ ( ( 1 )

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