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Comparison of the non-parametric smoothing estimator with the optimal estimators We consider three estimators: — Kalman estimator S k (16) with risk R K , — optimal backward interpolatioñinterpolatioñ˜ interpolatioñ˜S k (18) with the risk R OI , — non-parametric interpolation (19) with the risk R N I . Because R OI R K and R OI R N I , for convenience of comparison, let us introduce the relative errors in percentage:  

Comparison of the non-parametric smoothing estimator with the optimal estimators We consider three estimators: — Kalman estimator S k (16) with risk R K , — optimal backward interpolatioñinterpolatioñ˜ interpolatioñ˜S k (18) with the risk R OI , — non-parametric interpolation (19) with the risk R N I . Because R OI R K and R OI R N I , for convenience of comparison, let us introduce the relative errors in percentage:  

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In this paper, the synthesis problem of interpolation algorithms for an unobservable stationary sequence in a partly observable (hidden) Markov process is considered. When the distributions of the compound Markov sequence are completely known, the problem solution can be found by applying the transformation equations for the posterior probability d...

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... relative error shows how much an estimator is better or worse than another one. The simulation results are presented in Fig.1 by n = 1000, σ 2 = 2, a = 0.7, b = 1, A = B = 1, τ = 1. ...

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