Walsh series approach to lumped and distributed system identification |
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| Authors: | SG Tzafestas |
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| Institution: | Control Systems Laboratory, University of Patras, Patras, Greece |
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| Abstract: | This paper considers the problem of identifying the parameters of dynamic systems from input-output records. Both lumped-parameter and distributed-parameter systems, deterministic and stochastic, are studied. The approach adopted is that of expanding the system variables in Walsh series. The key point is an operational matrix P which relates the coefficient matrix Г of the Walsh series of a given function with the coefficient matrix of its first derivative. Using this operational matrix P one overcomes the necessity to use differentiated data, a fact that usually is avoided either by integration of the data or by using discrete-time models. Actually, the original differential input-output model is converted to a linear algebraic (or regression) model convenient for a direct (or a least squares) solution. A feature of the method is that it permits the identification of unknown initial conditions simultaneously with the parameter identification. The results are first derived for single-input single-output systems and then are extended to multi-input multi-output systems. The case of non-constant parameters is treated by assuming polynomial forms. Some results are also included concerning the identification of state-space and integral equation models. The theory is supported by two examples, which give an idea of how effective the method is expected to be in the real practice. |
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