Hierarchical Residual-Envelope Trust: A Deterministic Framework for Grouped Multi-Sensor Fusion

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Abstract

Hierarchical Residual-Envelope Trust (HRET) extends the Drift--Slew Fusion Bootstrap (DSFB) framework to structured multi-sensor systems with explicit sensor grouping and correlated disturbance modeling. Unlike stochastic or covariance-based approaches, HRET operates under deterministic bounded disturbance assumptions and modulates trust through residual-envelope dynamics at both channel and group levels. Each sensor channel maintains a residual envelope governing channel-level trust, while group envelopes aggregate residual magnitudes across predefined sensor clusters to capture correlated degradation. Trust weights are composed multiplicatively and normalized to preserve strict convexity, ensuring positive…

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Keywords
  • Bounded function
  • Residual
  • Aggregate (composite)
  • Envelope (radar)
  • Channel (broadcasting)
  • Group (periodic table)
  • Control theory (sociology)
  • Component (thermodynamics)
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