New Approaches for the Estimation of Complex Dynamic System Models

Funding Source

Details

Source:Australian Research Council
Duration:2006-2008
Industry Partner:None
Postdocs:1

Projects Funded

System Identification

Theoretical and empirical study of various problems in system identification. Particular attention is paid to robust estimation of Multivariable and Nonlinear systems, and to error quantification.

Sub-Projects

System Identification Toolbox

This toolbox is a MATLAB-based software package for the estimation of dynamic systems. A wide range of standard estimation approaches are supported. These include the use of non-parametric, subspace-based and prediction-error algorithms coupled (in the latter case) with either MIMO state space or MISO polynomial model structures.

QPC - Quadratic Programming in C

This project offers a collection of quadratic programming routines, which are written in C and callable from Matlab. These routines cover a range of problem structures from simply bounded strictly convex quadratic programmes to the more general case. Furthermore, a range of approaches are used including active-set, interior-point and a branch and bound approach.

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