论文信息 - Integral-equation approach to system identification

Integral-equation approach to system identification

This paper presents an integral-equation approach to the problem of parameter identification in continuous linear SISO, MIMO and linear-in-parameters nonlinear systems. Parameter estimates are deduced from an appropriate set of overdetermined equations, which are solved in a least-squares sense. The effects of deterministic disturbances at system input and output are also included in the analysis.

A. H. Whitfield | N. Messali

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