Joint parameter/state estimation

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It is shown how the refined instrumental variable method of parameter/state estimation for single-input single-output (s.i.s.o.) systems proposed by Young1 can be extended to multi-input multi-output (m.i.m.o.) systems. As might be expected, the extension follows directly from the s.i.s.o. analysis, but involves some difficult and interesting matrix manipulations.

Inspec keywords: filtering and prediction theory; Kalman filters; state estimation; parameter estimation

Other keywords: Kalman filter representation; matrix manipulations; state estimation; multivariable systems; refined instrumentation variable method; parameter estimation

Subjects: Information theory; Simulation, modelling and identification

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      • A.J. Jakeman , P.C. Young . Refined instrumental variable methods of recursive time-series analysis. Part II: Multivariable systems. Int. J. Control , 621 - 644
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      • P.C. Young , A.J. Jakeman . Refined instrumental variable methods of recursive time-series analysis. Part I: Single input, single output systems. Int. J. Control , 1 - 30
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