Optimal experiment design for regression polynomial models identification

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The paper deals with the identification of static nonlinear blocks based on the optimal interpolation problem for polynomials described in the Vandermonde parametrization, in which the set of optimal input values is derived when the input varies on a given finite interval and the cost functions to be minimized are the worst case parameter uncertainties. Similar results for representing polynomials with different bases, still preserving the optimal set of input levels derived from the Vandermonde parametrization, are presented too. Finally some numerical examples show the effectiveness of the optimal input sequences, especially when identifying some block described dynamic models that structurally include static nonlinearities, where the confidence of the estimates can add up to a factor of several hundred with respect to the case of random generated inputs.











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