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Application of structured total least squares for system identification and model reduction

Application of structured total least squares for system identification and model reduction
Application of structured total least squares for system identification and model reduction
The following identification problem is considered: minimize the l2 norm of the difference between a given time series and an approximating one under the constraint that the approximating time series is a trajectory of a linear time invariant system of a fixed complexity. The complexity is measured by the input dimension and the maximum lag. The problem is known as the global total least squares and alternatively can be viewed as maximum likelihood identification in the errors-in-variables setup. Multiple time series and latent variables can be considered in the same setting. Special cases of the problem are autonomous system identification, noisy realization, and finite time optimal l2 model reduction. The identification problem is related to the structured total least squares problem. The paper presents an efficient software package that implements the theory in practice. The proposed method and software are tested on data sets from the database for the identification of systems DAISY.
Errors-in-variables, system identification, model reduction, structured total least squares, numerical software, DAISY, MPUM.
0018-9286
1490-1500
Markovsky, I.
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Willems, J. C.
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Van Huffel, S.
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De Moor, B.
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Pintelon, R.
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Ljung, L.
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Markovsky, I.
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Willems, J. C.
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Van Huffel, S.
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De Moor, B.
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Pintelon, R.
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Markovsky, I., Willems, J. C., Van Huffel, S., De Moor, B. and Pintelon, R. , Ljung, L. (ed.) (2005) Application of structured total least squares for system identification and model reduction. IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, 50 (10), 1490-1500.

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The following identification problem is considered: minimize the l2 norm of the difference between a given time series and an approximating one under the constraint that the approximating time series is a trajectory of a linear time invariant system of a fixed complexity. The complexity is measured by the input dimension and the maximum lag. The problem is known as the global total least squares and alternatively can be viewed as maximum likelihood identification in the errors-in-variables setup. Multiple time series and latent variables can be considered in the same setting. Special cases of the problem are autonomous system identification, noisy realization, and finite time optimal l2 model reduction. The identification problem is related to the structured total least squares problem. The paper presents an efficient software package that implements the theory in practice. The proposed method and software are tested on data sets from the database for the identification of systems DAISY.

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Published date: 2005
Keywords: Errors-in-variables, system identification, model reduction, structured total least squares, numerical software, DAISY, MPUM.
Organisations: Southampton Wireless Group

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Local EPrints ID: 263300
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/263300
ISSN: 0018-9286
PURE UUID: 902d5088-af8d-4425-b65f-9c7fb9f9d01b

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Date deposited: 06 Jan 2007
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 07:29

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Author: I. Markovsky
Author: J. C. Willems
Author: S. Van Huffel
Author: B. De Moor
Author: R. Pintelon
Editor: L. Ljung

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