A predictor of the future motion of a vessel subject to random wave and wind forces, would have a variety of applications in ocean engineering. Most previous work has assumed that the wave spectrum is known and that the vessel is modeled accurately; both factors affect the predictor performance strongly. In practice, the relevant data is difficult to measure on a manoeuvering vessel and can change significantly with operating conditions. Here were describe the application of an adaptive algorithm which predicts the future of a signal from its history. The predictor adapts to the signal and varies its parameters to optimise the prediction. Operating on a signal with a stationary spectrum, the predictor tends to a steady performance; if the spectrum changes, the predictor quickly adjusts to the new situation. We illustrate the performance of the system with examples.
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Adaptive Prediction of the Motion of Marine Vehicles
E. R. Jefferys,
E. R. Jefferys
Department of Mechanical Engineering, University College, Torrington Place, London, U.K.
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B. S. Samra
B. S. Samra
Department of Mechanical Engineering, University College, Torrington Place, London, U.K.
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E. R. Jefferys
Department of Mechanical Engineering, University College, Torrington Place, London, U.K.
B. S. Samra
Department of Mechanical Engineering, University College, Torrington Place, London, U.K.
J. Energy Resour. Technol. Dec 1985, 107(4): 450-454 (5 pages)
Published Online: December 1, 1985
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June 25, 1984
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May 2, 1985
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October 22, 2009
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Jefferys, E. R., and Samra, B. S. (December 1, 1985). "Adaptive Prediction of the Motion of Marine Vehicles." ASME. J. Energy Resour. Technol. December 1985; 107(4): 450–454. https://doi.org/10.1115/1.3231217
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