Algebraic identification algorithm and application to dynamical systems
An algorithm for dynamic system identification is presented. The originality of the presented algorithm consists in the capability to achieve the required precision by computing the generating series of upper order, and the possibility to compute effectively the corresponded gap. Instead of computing a local identification, global identification is computed by a fusion of local ones. A computational tool is provided in the form of a Maple package. An illustrative application restricted to the numerical domain is developed for the problem of insulin infusion. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0970.00027].
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