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Suppose that the signal X to be estimated is a diffusion process in a random medium W and the signal is correlated with the observation noise. We study the historical filtering problem concerned with estimating the signal path up until the current time based upon the back observations. Using Dirichlet form theory, we introduce a filtering model for general rough signal X W and establish a multiple Wiener integrals representation for the unnormalized pathspace filtering process. Then, we construct a precise nonlinear filtering model for the process X itself and give the corresponding Wiener chaos decomposition.
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Kouritzin, M.A., Long, H. & Sun, W. Nonlinear Filtering for Diffusions in Random Environments. Journal of Theoretical Probability 16, 1–20 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1022223518746
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