Discrete Techniques of Parameter Estimation—The Equation Error Formulation

Mendel, Jerry M.; Spalding, George R.

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“…One of the rst books that dealt with System Identi cation was (Lee 1964). It was followed by (Eykho 1974), (Mendel 1973), which v ery well sum up the developments of this period. 6.3 1970-1985: Consolidation of system identi cation theory and practice…”

Section: {1970: Proliferation Of Identi Cation Methodsmentioning

confidence: 85%

Development of System Identification

Ljung¹

1996

IFAC Proceedings Volumes

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Section: {1970: Proliferation Of Identi Cation Methodsmentioning

confidence: 85%

Development of System Identification

Ljung¹

1996

IFAC Proceedings Volumes

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“…21 Mendel showed that if the expected value of the measurement noise is zero (i.e., E ( V"i (k))= 0) and if and only if C(k) is free of measurement errors, then the parameter estimates will be unbiased in 38 the sense that…”

Section: 53-1 Weighted Least Squares Parameter Identificationmentioning

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Digital adaptive flight controller development

Kaufman

Berry

1973

1973 IEEE Conference on Decision and Control Including the 12th Symposium on Adaptive Processes

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“…Much research has been done to study system parameter estimation techniques (Âstrôm and EykhofF, 1971;Isermann, 1982;Âstrôm et al, 1977). Many textbooks also discuss them from theoretical and practical points of view (Isermann, 1980;Ljung, 1987;Mendel, 1973).…”

Section: Recursive Parameter Estimationmentioning

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Self-Tuning Controller for Farm Tractor Guidance

Noh¹,

Erbach²

1991

SAE Technical Paper Series

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Discrete Techniques of Parameter Estimation—The Equation Error Formulation

Cited by 25 publications

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Development of System Identification

Development of System Identification

Digital adaptive flight controller development

Self-Tuning Controller for Farm Tractor Guidance

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