Relations Between Generalized JST Algorithm and Kalman Filtering Algorithm for Time Scale Generation
In this paper, we present a generalized Japan Standard Time algorithm (JST-algo) for higher-order atomic clock ensembles and mathematically clarify the relations of the (generalized) JST-algo and the conventional Kalman filtering algorithm (CKF-algo) in the averaged atomic time and the clock residuals for time scale generation. In particular, we reveal the fact that the averaged atomic time of the generalized JST-algo does not depend on the observation noise even though the measurement signal is not filtered in the algorithm. Furthermore, the prediction error of CKF- algo is rigorously shown by using the prediction error regarding an observable state space. It is mathematically shown that when the covariance matrices of system noises are identical for all atomic clocks, considering equal averaging weights for the clocks is a necessary and sufficient condition to ensure equivalence between the generalized JST-algo and CKF-algo in averaged atomic time. In such homogeneous systems, a necessary and sufficient condition for observation noises is presented to determine which algorithm can generate the clock residuals with smaller variances. A couple of numerical examples comparing the generalized JST-algo and CKF-algo are provided to illustrate the efficacy of the results.
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