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Distributed Estimation for Interconnected Systems with Arbitrary Coupling Structures

This paper is concerned with the problem of distributed estimation for time-varying interconnected dynamic systems with arbitrary coupling structures. To guarantee the robustness of the designed estimators, novel distributed stability conditions are proposed with only local information and the information from neighbors. Then, simplified stability conditions which do not require timely exchange of neighbors' estimator gain information is further developed for systems with delayed communication. By merging these subsystem-level stability conditions and the optimization-based estimator gain design, the distributed, stable and optimal estimators are proposed. Quite notably, these optimization solutions can be easily obtained by standard software packages, and it is also shown that the designed estimators are scalable in the sense of adding or subtracting subsystems. Finally, an illustrative example is employed to show the effectiveness of the proposed methods.

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