MHB Interpreting a Block Diagram: How Should it be Read?

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How do we interept what is going on in the block diagram?

We have u going in and being added or subtracted from noise but we arent giving the plus and minus to determine which it is. Then there is a branch off u going straight to the Kalman filter. Then y comes from the plant and is added or subtract to sensor noise and yv comes out and enters the Kalman filter with an output of ye. Additionally, we have a branch off y.

This is just from visualizing it but how should it be read?
 
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