In this paper we establish the equivalence between least costly and traditional experiment design for control. We consider experiment design problems for both open and closed loop systems. In open loop, equivalence is established for three specific cases, relating to different parametrisations of the covariance expression (i.e. finite and high order approximations) and model structure (i.e. dependent and independently parameterised plant and noise models). In the closed loop setting, we consider only finite order covariance expressions. H ∞ performance specifications for control are used to determine the bounds on the covariance expression for both the open and closed loop cases. Key words: Optimal input design, identification for control, ...
International audienceIt is well known that the quality of the parameters identified during an ident...
It is well known that the quality of the parameters identified during an identification experiment d...
In this paper, we compare open-loop and closed-loop prediction error identification. In particular, ...
The links between identification and control are examined. The main trends in this research area are...
In this paper we briefly review the evolution of the main tools and results for optimal experiment d...
Abstract: In this paper we briefly review the evolution of the main tools and results for optimal ex...
Special Issue Dedicated to Brian Anderson on the Occasion of His 70th Birthday: Part IIInternational...
In this paper we analyse the strong optimality of open and closed loop experiments. In particular, w...
Abstract: In this contribution we extend a recently developed framework for open loop input design t...
The problem of designing identification experiments to make them maximally informative with respect ...
All approaches to optimal experiment design for control have so far focused on deriving an input sig...
The problem of designing identification experiments to make them maximally informative with respect ...
International audienceAll approaches to optimal experiment design for control have so far focused on...
International audienceAll approaches to optimal experiment design for control have so far focused on...
In this contribution we shall describe a rather unified way of expressing bias and variance in predi...
International audienceIt is well known that the quality of the parameters identified during an ident...
It is well known that the quality of the parameters identified during an identification experiment d...
In this paper, we compare open-loop and closed-loop prediction error identification. In particular, ...
The links between identification and control are examined. The main trends in this research area are...
In this paper we briefly review the evolution of the main tools and results for optimal experiment d...
Abstract: In this paper we briefly review the evolution of the main tools and results for optimal ex...
Special Issue Dedicated to Brian Anderson on the Occasion of His 70th Birthday: Part IIInternational...
In this paper we analyse the strong optimality of open and closed loop experiments. In particular, w...
Abstract: In this contribution we extend a recently developed framework for open loop input design t...
The problem of designing identification experiments to make them maximally informative with respect ...
All approaches to optimal experiment design for control have so far focused on deriving an input sig...
The problem of designing identification experiments to make them maximally informative with respect ...
International audienceAll approaches to optimal experiment design for control have so far focused on...
International audienceAll approaches to optimal experiment design for control have so far focused on...
In this contribution we shall describe a rather unified way of expressing bias and variance in predi...
International audienceIt is well known that the quality of the parameters identified during an ident...
It is well known that the quality of the parameters identified during an identification experiment d...
In this paper, we compare open-loop and closed-loop prediction error identification. In particular, ...