Parameter bounding identification for state-space systems
The authors study a dynamical system described by a linear difference equation with one control. There are two bounds concerning the uncertainty: one for the dynamics (a scalar perturbation) and one for the observation of the system. When these uncertainties can be written in an affine way in the dynamics and the observation, the estimate of the scalar perturbation and the state are provided through an algorithm based on polyhedral approximation. This method gives a state set estimation which is not necessarily convex. This non-convex case is discussed in the present paper. Finally, simulation results are presented.
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