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. 2015 Feb 13;15(2):4425–4429. doi: 10.3390/s150204425

Correction: Tang, C. Y. and Chen, X.Y. A Class of Coning Algorithms Based on a Half-Compressed Structure.

Chuanye Tang 1, Xiyuan Chen 1,*
PMCID: PMC4367419  PMID: 25688591

1. Change in Tables/Equations

Due to an oversight by MDPI and the authors, the following numerical corrections were not made in the originally published article [1]. MDPI-Sensors and the authors would like to apologize for any inconvenience brought to the readers.

The authors wish to make the following correction to the article [1]:

The former Table 9 (labelled here as Old Table 9) and Table 10 (labelled here as Old Table 10) should be replaced by the new versions shown below (labelled here as New Table 9 and New Table 10), respectively. The z s in Tables 15 and 16 and the maneuver errors in [1] Table 17 will not be affected by the correction to Tables 9 and 10, because these z s and the maneuver errors were all calculated using the correct coefficients in New Tables 9 and 10. That means, the mistakes in Old Tables 9 and 10 are just writing errors.

Old Table 9.

FTSuc algorithm coefficients.

L N Coefficients
3 3 ς12 = ς23 = 27/40, ς13 = 9/20
4 4 ς12 = ς34 = 232/315, ς23 = 178/315, ς13 = ς24 = 46/105, ς14 = 54/105
5 5 ς12 = 18575/24192, ς13 = 2675/6048, ς14 = 11,225/24,192, ς15 = 125/252, ς23 = 2575/6048, ς24 = 425/672, ς25 = 139,75/24,192, ς34 = 1975/3024, ς35 = 325/1512, ς45 = 21,325/24,192

Old Table 10.

LMSuc algorithm coefficients.

L N Coefficients
3 3 ς12 = 0.681306, ς13 = 0.444312, ς23 = 0.679452
4 4 ς12 = 0.739716, ς13 = 0.432467, ς14 = 516734, ς23 = 0.571812, ς24 = 0.4434453, ς34 = 0.737795
5 5 ς12 = 769,240, ς13 = 0.438591, ς14 = 0.467191, ς15 = 0.495116, ς23 = 0.431753, ς24 = 0.625867, ς25 = 0.579681, ς34 = 0.656805, ς35 = 0.213527, ς45 = 0.881820

New Table 9.

FTSuc algorithm coefficients.

L N Coefficients
3 3 ς12 = ς23 = 27/40, ς13 = 9/20
4 4 ς12 = ς34 = 232/315, ς23 = 178/315, ς13 = ς24 = 46/105, ς14 = 54/105
5 5 ς12 = 21325/24192, ς13 = 325/1512, ς14 = 13975/24192, ς15 = 125/252, ς23 = 1975/3024, ς24 = 425/672, ς25 =11225/24192, ς34 =2575/6048, ς35 =2675/6048, ς45 = 18575/24192

New Table 10.

LMSuc algorithm coefficients.

L N Coefficients
3 3 ς12 = 0.679452, ς13 = 0.444312, ς23 = 0.681306
4 4 ς12 = 0.737795, ς13 = 0.434453, ς14 = 516734, ς23 = 0.571812, ς24 =0.432467, ς34 = 0.739716
5 5 ς12 = 0.881820, ς13 = 0.213527, ς14 = 0.579681, ς15 = 0.495116, ς23 = 0.656805, ς24 = 0.625867, ς25 =0.467191, ς34 =0.431753, ς35 =0.438591, ς45 = 0.769240

Old Table 17.

Maximum maneuver error over 2 s maneuver.

L N Maximum Maneuver Error, μ Rad

FTSc LMSc FTShc LMShc FTSuc LMSuc
3 3 1.00e–2 −1.88e–2 −3.34e–3 3.65e–3 2.86e–6 −2.52e–2
4 4 3.24e–2 3.25e–2 −5.51e–3 −5.54e–3 1.48e–12 9.66e–4
5 5 7.32e–2 7.33e–2 −7.50e–3 −7.52e–3 −7.23e–13 3.25e–5

The former Equation (12) of [1]:

GΓ(tl1)=G¯,G(gi)M×1,G¯(g¯j)M×1,Γ(tl1)(γji(tl1))M×Mγji(tl1)={(tl1)ij,j=1(tl1)ij(i1)!/(j1)!,1<ji0,j>i (12)

Should be replaced by the new Equation (12):

GΓ(tl1)=G¯,G(gi)M×1,G¯(g¯j)M×1,Γ(tl1)(γji(tl1))M×Mγji(tl1)={(tl1)ij,j=1(tl1)ij(i1)!/((ij)!(j1)!),1<ji0,j>i (12)

Affected by the correction to Equation (12), the former Table 17 (labelled here as Old Table 17) of [1] should be replaced by the new version (labelled here as New Table 17). The correction to Table 17 will not affect the conclusions of [1].

New Table 17.

Maximum maneuver error over 2 s maneuver.

L N Maximum Maneuver Error, μ rad

FTSc LMSc FTShc LMShc FTSuc LMSuc
3 3 −1.09e–2 −7.29e–3 3.63e–3 7.48e–3 1.39e–6 3.66e–3
4 4 −3.52e–2 −3.54e–2 5.98e–3 5.89e–3 1.67e–12 −1.40e–4
5 5 −7.97e–2 −7.97e–2 8.15e–3 8.17e–3 −3.09e–13 −4.73e–6

2. Change in Main Body Paragraphs

Due to an obscurity on how Equations (13) and (14) of [1] were built, the authors wish to insert some additional sentences to explain how Equations (13) and (14) of [1] can be converted from Equations (59) and (13) of Song (reference [9] of [1]).

Below we respectively denote the Song ςij and the [1] ςij using (ςij)S and (ςij)T.

After setting p = N + 1− i and q = N + 1− j, we can rewrite Equation (5) of Song [9] as:

δϕ^unc(t)=p=1N1q=p+1N(ςN+1p,N+1q)SΔαp×Δαq (a1)

If δϕ̂unc(t) and (ςN+1−p,N+1−q)S are respectively denoted by δϕ̂l and ξpq, Equation (a1) can be rewritten as:

δϕ^l=p=1N1q=p+1NξpqΔαp×Δαq (a1)

Comparing Equation (a2) with the [1] Equation (3), we will find that both equations are the same expression under ξpq = (ςij)T with p = i and q = j.

Thus, to make Song [9] Equation (5) of and [1] Equation (3) equivalent will achieve (ςij)T = (ςN+1−i,N+1−j)S. Using this relationship, we have respectively converted ςij s in Tables 1 and 2 of Song [9] to ςij s in New Tables 9 and 10, also we can convert Song [9] Equation (13) to [1] Equation (14), when Song [9] n is replaced by L.

Now we rewrite Song [9] Equation (59) as:

δϕ^uncδϕc=z3ω(tm1)×ω˙(tm1)(ttm1)3+z4ω(tm1)×ω¨(tm1)(ttm1)4+(z51ω(tm1)×ω(tm1)+z52ω˙(tm1)×ω¨(tm1))(ttm1)5+(z61ω(tm1)×ω˙(tm1)+z62'ω˙(tm1)×ω(tm1))(ttm1)6+(z71'ω(tm1)×ω¨(tm1)+z72'ω˙(tm1)×ω˙(tm1)+z73'ω¨(tm1)×ω(tm1))(ttm1)7+o((ttm1)9)z3=16(f312),z4=124(f41),z51=1120(f5132),z52=1120(f521),z61=1720(f612)z62=1720(f6252),z71=15040(f7152),z72=15040(f7292),z73=15040(f7352) (a3)

where f s are of Song [9], rather than of [1].

Set:

gi=di1dti1(ω(t)|t=tm1)/(i1)!,i=1,2, (a4)

where i is a positive integer, and d0dt0(ω(t)|t=tm1) denotes ω(tm−1).

Then Equation (a3) can be converted into [1] Equation (13), when δϕ̂unc(t) − δϕc(t), tm−1 and n are respectively replaced by δϕ̂l − δϕl, tl−1 and L.

To confirm the correctness of [1] Equations (13) and (14), the z s in [1] Equation (13) are calculated for LMSuc using the [1] f s (see [1] Equation (14)) and ς s in New Table 10. Also the z s in Equation (a3) are calculated for UncExp using the Song [9] f s (see Song [9] Equations (13)) and ς s in Song [9] Table 1. The z s for LMSuc and the z s for UncExp are listed in Tables a1 (the copy of [1] Table 16) and a2, respectively.

Table a1.

The z s for [1] LMSuc.

L N z3 z4 z51 z52 z61 z62 z71 z72 z73
3 3 −2.29e–5 0 −9.12e–4 −2.56e–4 −1.83e–3 −8.46e–4 −2.57e–3 −1.48e–3 −5.53e–4
4 4 4.95e–7 −1.30e–8 −2.00e–8 −1.04e–6 1.32e–7 −1.02e–8 −6.17e–5 −7.30e–5 −2.84e–5
5 5 1.07e–8 1.07e–9 2.24e–9 2.21e–8 3.03e–9 1.55e–9 −3.49e–5 2.08e–9 3.45e–6

Table a2.

The z s for Song [9] UncExp.

n N z3 z4 z51 z52 z61 z62 z71 z72 z73
3 3 −2.29e–5 0 −1.52e–4 −1.28e–4 −7.63e–5 −1.41e–4 −2.15e–5 −6.18e–5 −4.61e–5
4 4 4.95e–7 −6.51e–9 −3.34e–9 −5.21e–7 5.49e–9 −1.70e–9 −5.14e–7 −3.04e–6 −2.37e–6
5 5 1.07e–8 5.33e–10 3.73e–10 1.10e–8 1.26e–10 2.58e–10 −2.91e–7 8.67e–11 2.87e–7

Comparing the z3,z4, z51 and z52 in Table a2 with those in Equations (65)–(67) of Song [9], we can find that the former is consistent with the later except for z4 and z51. (The z4 and z51 in Equations (66) and (67) of Song [9] are zero, while the z4 and z51 in Table a2 for UncExp4 and UncExp5 are near zero. The difference between z4 and z51 of Table a2 and those of Song [9] is due to round-off (to six places) in the Song [9] ς s used in [1].) This has been confirmed independently by a Reviewer of [1] that found identical results when using Song [9] equations and Song rounded ς s.

The authors wish to express their appreciation to a reviewer of [1] for his insightful comments and constructive suggestions used in the original article, also for his valuable suggestions used in this correction.

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