Method for the generation of sensitivity functions for nonlinear sampled-data systems

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A method is presented for the generation of parameter sensitivity functions for multi-input multi-output nonlinear sampled-data systems on a hybrid or on a digital computer. An example is presented illustrating the approach.

Inspec keywords: sensitivity analysis; sampled data systems; nonlinear systems

Subjects: Discrete control systems

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