On exponential convergence and robustness of least-squares identification (Q1088967)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4002011
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    On exponential convergence and robustness of least-squares identification
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4002011

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      On exponential convergence and robustness of least-squares identification (English)
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      This paper considers the exponentially-weighted least-squares (EWLS) estimation of the parameters in linear regression models. Its main results are: a) In the noise-free case the exponential convergence of the EWLS estimator is shown under an extended persistency-of-excitation condition; b) The exponential convergence in the noise-free case does not necessarily imply convergence in (bounded) noise; the basic assumption under which this non-robustness result is shown is that the regression vector is not persistently exciting (in the standard sense).
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      exponentially-weighted least-squares (EWLS) estimation
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      linear regression models
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      exponential convergence
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      extended persistency-of-excitation
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