This article presents instrumental variable methods for direct continuous-time estimation of a Hammerstein model. The non-linear function is a sum of known basis functions and the linear part is a Box-Jenkins model. Although the presented algorithm is not statistically optimal, this paper further shows the performance of the presented algorithms and the advantages of continuous-time estimation on relevant simulations
International audienceThis paper studies the identification problem for a class of Hammerstein-Wiene...
In this paper the main goal is to compare the instrumental variables and the least squares...
The identification of linear parameter-varying systems in an input–output setting is investigated, f...
This paper describes the unified Refined Instrumental Variable approach to the time domain identific...
Abstract: The paper describes and evaluates an optimal instrumental variable method for identifying ...
Abstract: In this paper the instrumental variable and recursive least square algorithm for identific...
This paper deals with a new practical approach to continuous-time parametric identification for dyna...
International audienceThis study investigates the estimation of continuous-time Box-Jenkins model pa...
Hammerstein processes are described with a static nonlinear element followed by a dynamic linear sys...
This project study an identification of continuous Hammerstein based on simultaneous Perturbation St...
International audienceThe off-line estimation of the parameters of continuous-time, linear, time-inv...
Abstract. Application of least squares and instrumental variables to recovering parameters of nonlin...
This paper presents the development of identification of continuous-time Hammerstein systems based o...
Identification of time-continuous models from sampled data is a long standing topic of discussion, a...
For many years, various methods for the identification and estimation of parameters in linear, discr...
International audienceThis paper studies the identification problem for a class of Hammerstein-Wiene...
In this paper the main goal is to compare the instrumental variables and the least squares...
The identification of linear parameter-varying systems in an input–output setting is investigated, f...
This paper describes the unified Refined Instrumental Variable approach to the time domain identific...
Abstract: The paper describes and evaluates an optimal instrumental variable method for identifying ...
Abstract: In this paper the instrumental variable and recursive least square algorithm for identific...
This paper deals with a new practical approach to continuous-time parametric identification for dyna...
International audienceThis study investigates the estimation of continuous-time Box-Jenkins model pa...
Hammerstein processes are described with a static nonlinear element followed by a dynamic linear sys...
This project study an identification of continuous Hammerstein based on simultaneous Perturbation St...
International audienceThe off-line estimation of the parameters of continuous-time, linear, time-inv...
Abstract. Application of least squares and instrumental variables to recovering parameters of nonlin...
This paper presents the development of identification of continuous-time Hammerstein systems based o...
Identification of time-continuous models from sampled data is a long standing topic of discussion, a...
For many years, various methods for the identification and estimation of parameters in linear, discr...
International audienceThis paper studies the identification problem for a class of Hammerstein-Wiene...
In this paper the main goal is to compare the instrumental variables and the least squares...
The identification of linear parameter-varying systems in an input–output setting is investigated, f...