Identifiability of EIV Dynamic Systems with Non-Stationary Data

Abstract This paper presents novel results related to the identifiability of EIV dynamic systems based on exploiting properties of non-stationary data. We analyze single-input single-output systems using second order properties. Our results show that, it is possible to establish identifiability of EIV systems under mild conditions when the data is non-stationary.

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