Authors:
Ioan Dore Landau,
Alireza Karimi,
Volume: 1, Page 1127 Paper number 1284
Abstract:
Algorithms for direct controller reduction by identification in closed
loop has been recently proposed. In this paper it is shown
that the plant model identification in closed loop using closed loop
output error identification algorithms and the direct estimation
in closed loop of a reduced order controller feature a duality
character. Basic schemes, algorithms and properties of the algorithms
can be directly obtained by interchanging the plant model and
the controller. In the last part of the paper the interaction
between plant model identification in closed loop and direct controller
reduction is emphasized.
Authors:
Sette Diop,
Jessy W. Grizzle,
Francois Chaplais,
Volume: 1, Page 1133 Paper number 1876
Abstract:
Practical methods of differentiating a signal known only through its
on-line samples are much needed, given the numerous areas in control
theory and practice where differentiation is encountered. This communication
presents theoretical as well as implementation details on several numerical
differentiation algorithms which may be useful in the area of nonlinear
estimation. In particular, these algorithms may be used as ingredients
for alternative solutions to the longstanding problem of observer design
for nonlinear systems.
Authors:
Wei Xing Zheng,
Hai Feng Wang,
Min Li,
Volume: 1, Page 1139 Paper number 1050
Abstract:
The bias-eliminated least-squares (BELS) methods have been recently
proposed as the indirect approach to perform unbiased parameter estimation
of closed-loop systems subject to colored noise. This paper introduces
a direct approach version of the BELS algorithm for identification
of dynamic systems with an ARMAX model structure operating under linear
feedback. Built upon linear regression and with no need to estimate
parameters of the noise model, the developed algorithm is very attractive
computationally while being able to yield open-loop plant parameter
estimates with good accuracy. The performance of the developed BELS
algorithm is corroborated with simulation results.
Authors:
Edwin Engin Yaz,
Yvonne Ilke Yaz,
Volume: 1, Page 1141 Paper number 9014
Abstract:
A general class of discrete-time uncertain nonlinear stochastic systems
corrupted by finite-energy disturbances is considered. Linear state
estimators are designed according to a variety of performance criteria
which include guaranteed-cost suboptimal versions of estimation objectives
like H-2, H-infinity, stochastic passivity, etc. A common matrix inequality
formulation is used in characterization of estimator design equations.
Authors:
Riccardo Marino,
Patrizio Tomei,
Volume: 1, Page 1143 Paper number 1458
Abstract:
Given a measurable signal consisting of the sum of n sinusoids with
unknown amplitudes, frequencies and phases, a dynamic algorithm is
designed which is able to recover, asymptotically, the unknown values
of the frequencies, for any initial condition and any value of the
frequencies.
Authors:
Lianming Sun,
Hiromitsu Ohmori,
Akira Sano,
Volume: 1, Page 1148 Paper number 99
Abstract:
This paper deals with the problem of direct closed-loop identification
for unstable plant models disturbed by stochastic noise. The unstable
plant is stabilized by a digital feedback controller. Then by introducing
the output inter-sampling scheme, the plant model is identified from
the inter-sampled input-output data of the plant even though the external
reference or the test signal does not hold persistently exciting property.
Both time and frequency domain approaches are developed and numerical
examples are performed to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed
approaches.
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