Tensor-based methods for system identification. Part 2: Three examples of tensor-based system identification methods

In this second part of the paper we present three examples for illustrating tensor-based system identification: 1) blind identification of SISO FIR linear systems and instantaneous MIMO linear mixtures; 2) supervised identification of homogeneous cubic Volterra systems; 3) supervised identification of Wiener-Hammerstein systems.

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