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most citedStochastic Event-triggered Sensor Schedule for Remote State Estimation

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cs.IT2015★ 14 cited

Distributed inference over directed networks: Performance limits and optimal design

Dragana Bajović, José M. F. Moura, João Xavier +1

We find large deviations rates for consensus-based distributed inference for directed networks. When the topology is deterministic, we establish the large deviations principle and…

cs.IT2015★ 1 cited

Multi-Sensor Scheduling for State Estimation with Event-Based, Stochastic Triggers

Sean Weerakkody, Yilin Mo, Bruno Sinopoli +2

In networked systems, state estimation is hampered by communication limits. Past approaches, which consider scheduling sensors through deterministic event-triggers, reduce communic…

cs.IT2014★ 398 cited

Stochastic Event-triggered Sensor Schedule for Remote State Estimation

Duo Han, Yilin Mo, Junfeng Wu +3

We propose an open-loop and a closed-loop stochastic event-triggered sensor schedule for remote state estimation. Both schedules overcome the essential difficulties of existing sch…

cs.IT2011★ 56 cited

Large Deviations Performance of Consensus+Innovations Distributed Detection with Non-Gaussian Observations

Dragana Bajovic, Dusan Jakovetic, Jose M. F. Moura +2

We establish the large deviations asymptotic performance (error exponent) of consensus+innovations distributed detection over random networks with generic (non-Gaussian) sensor obs…

cs.IT2010★ 2 cited

Distributed Detection over Random Networks: Large Deviations Performance Analysis

Dragana Bajovic, Dusan Jakovetic, Joao Xavier +2

We study the large deviations performance, i.e., the exponential decay rate of the error probability, of distributed detection algorithms over random networks. At each time step $k…

cs.IT2010★ 81 cited

Sensor Selection for Event Detection in Wireless Sensor Networks

Dragana Bajovic, Bruno Sinopoli, Joao Xavier

We consider the problem of sensor selection for event detection in wireless sensor networks (WSNs). We want to choose a subset of p out of n sensors that yields the best detection…