Controller reduction using canonical interactions

A new controller reduction method is based primarily on the interactions between the plant of order n and a high order controller of order m, as described by canonical correlation coefficients. A free parameter in the algorithm allows one to stress selectively various desirable properties of the reduced controller such as stability robustness, covariance approximation etc. Several examples demonstrate the validity of the method.

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