On the design of pole-zero approximations using a logarithmic error measure

For obtaining a pole-zero approximation of a linear, discrete-time system, a new method is presented which minimizes the squared difference between the log-magnitude spectrum of the system and that of the approximation. Using an iterative procedure, a locally optimal solution is found for the poles and zeros of the system approximation. >

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