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Impulse response matching for z-Domain identification with application to model order reduction
This paper presents a deterministic time-domain approach to z-domain model identification. Coefficients for a discrete transfer function model of specified order are determined by matching the model's impulse response to that of an observed system. Interestingly, the specialized identification equations that result coincide with those from the conventional least-squares theory using regression models and thus provide a link between the deterministic and stochastic theories. The technique is applied to the model reduction problem for discrete linear systems.
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Optimal Control Applications & Methods provides a forum for papers on the full range of optimal and optimization based control theory and related control design methods. The aim is to encourage new developments in control theory and design methodologies that will lead to real advances in control applications. Papers are also encouraged on the development, comparison and testing of computational algorithms for solving optimal control and optimization problems. The scope also includes papers on optimal estimation and filtering methods which have control related applications. Finally, it will provide a focus for interesting optimal control design studies and report real applications experience covering problems in implementation and robustness.