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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1570727
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Adaptive estimation of discrete-time systems with nonlinear parameterization
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    Adaptive estimation of discrete-time systems with nonlinear parameterization (English)
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    7 May 2001
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    The paper deals with parameter estimation for discrete-time dynamic systems with bounded disturbances and affected in a nonlinear way by the parameters. A new algorithm is proposed which leads to a globally stable estimation procedure. It is based on the solution of a min-max optimization problem which provides appropriate regression vector and step size for the estimator. Under suitable conditions parameter convergence is also guaranteed.
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    adaptive filtering
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    nonlinear parametrization
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    parameter convergence
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    discrete-time dynamic systems
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    globally stable estimation
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    min-max optimization
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