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Model reduction for discrete bilinear systems

Andrew M. King, Robert E. Skelton

Year
1987
Citations
2

Abstract

A model reduction method for discrete bilinear systems is developed which matches q sets of Volterra and covariance parameters. These parameters are shown to represent both deterministic and stochastic attributes of the discrete bilinear system. A reduced order model which matches these q sets of parameters is defined to be a q-Volterra covariance equivalent realization (q-Volterra COVER). An algorithm is presented which constructs a class of q-Volterra COVERs parameterized by solutions to a Hermitian, quadratic, matrix equation. The algorithm is applied to a bilinear model of a robot manipulator.

Keywords

MathematicsBilinear interpolationParameterized complexityReduction (mathematics)Realization (probability)Hermitian matrixSesquilinear formCovarianceApplied mathematicsQuadratic equation

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