Parameterized linear systems in the behaviorial approach
The behavorial approach is used in this paper. It is known that behaviors of linear and shift-invariant systems may be represented by kernel representations, image representations and latent variable representations. In this paper, families of parametrized behaviors and the problem of passing between the various representations are studied. Minimality, observability and controllability issues are attended to. The more general setting of behaviors over a class of rings, called Jacobson rings, is used. Algorithms for passing from one representation to another are proposed, solving the parametrized latent variable elimination problem.
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