Identification and validation for robust control

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The presented work is devoted to the interrelations between system identification and control design. Some basic concepts from robust optimal control and system identification are introduced first. The consideration is focused on the interplay between: the true system, the nominal model, the achieved performance, and the nominal performance. It is shown that the quality of the model that will be used for control design must be evaluated with respect to its closed-loop properties. This leads to the formulation of control-oriented identification criteria, which have consequences on the shaping of the bias error distribution. The need for caution in the iterative model-based robust control design is explained. The author shows how this approach can be implemented. The connection between the model uncertainty set and the controller uncertainty set is discussed. Two approaches in this context are under consideration: the optimal experiment design with full order models, and the robust experiment design. Some useful conclusions are given at the end. For the entire collection see [Zbl 1001.00013].











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