New Approaches for the Estimation of Complex Dynamic System Models
Funding Source
Details
| Source: | Australian Research Council |
| Duration: | 2006-2008 |
| Industry Partner: | None |
| Postdocs: | 1 |
Projects Funded
System Identification
Theoretical and empirical study of various problems in system identification. Particular attention is paid to robust estimation of Multivariable and Nonlinear systems, and to error quantification.Sub-Projects
System Identification Toolbox
This toolbox is a MATLAB-based software package for the estimation of dynamic systems.A wide range of standard estimation approaches are supported. These include the use of non-parametric, subspace-based and prediction-error algorithms coupled (in the latter case) with either MIMO state space or MISO polynomial model structures.
Additionally, some new approaches are included. These include the support for bilinear and other Hammerstein-Wiener non-linear structures, and the use of the expectation-maximisation (EM) algorithm for time and frequency domain estimation of state space structures.
QPC - Quadratic Programming in C
This project offers a collection of software routines for solving quadratic programming problems that can be written in this formThe routines are written in C and callable from Matlab using the standard syntax. State-of-the-art solvers are available.
x* = arg min 0.5x'Hx + f'x convex cost
s.t. Ax = b, linear equality constraints,
Lx <= k, general linear inequality constraints,
l <= x <= u, bound constraints.