Abstract
We investigate the remote state estimation problem for networked systems over parallel noise-free communication channels. Due to limited network capabilities in practical network environments, communication schedulers are implemented at the transmit side of each subchannel to promote resource efficiency. Specifically, the processed signals are transmitted only when it is necessary to provide the real-time measurements to the remote estimator. The recursive approximate minimum mean-square error estimator is established to restore the state vector of a target plant by utilizing the scheduled transmission signals. All the information coming from the individual subchannels, even if no measurement is sent, will contribute to improve the estimation performance in an analytical form. Finally, a numerical example is given to illustrate the effectiveness of the main results.
•The remote state estimation problem is studied for networked systems.•Parallel noise-free communication channels are considered.•Communication schedulers are implemented at the transmit side.•Recursive approximate minimum mean-square error estimator is established.•All sub-channels contribute to improve the estimation performance.