System identification using regular and quantized observations. Applications of large deviations principles
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- Almost sure convergence rates for system identification using binary, quantized, and regular sensors
- Moderate deviations analysis for system identification under regular and binary observations
- Asymptotically efficient identification of FIR systems with quantized observations and general quantized inputs
- Identification of Wiener state-space models utilizing Gaussian sum smoothing
- Parameter estimation in systems with binary-valued observations and structural uncertainties
- FIR systems identification under quantized output observations and a large class of persistently exciting quantized inputs
- Space and time complexities and sensor threshold selection in quantized identification
- Robust noise attenuation under stochastic noises and worst-case unmodelled dynamics
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