System Parameter Estimation with Projection Algorithm

In summary, the speaker is trying to identify system parameters using a projection algorithm. They have found success when using a certain input voltage, but have encountered problems with a different input voltage. They are questioning whether the input voltage can affect the convergence of parameters and have also tried using the least square method with similar results. They are seeking an explanation for the difference in results.
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I am recently trying to identify system parameters with projection algorithm, but faced a problem, and the dynamic model is the following:
[itex]\ddot{y}(t)+a\cdot\dot{y}(t)=b\cdot e(t)[/itex]

The true value of [itex]a[/itex] is [itex]2.8[/itex], [itex]b[/itex] is [itex]0.1[/itex].

While inputing volt [itex]e(t)=12sin(2\pi t)+5sin(2t)[/itex], I can get a good result showed in 1c_PA_r0.1_a0.jpg, and both of a and b are convergent to the true value.

But while [itex]e(t)=24[/itex], the result showed in doesn't seem right.

My question is: will [itex]e(t)[/itex] affect the convergence of parameters? And why?
By the way, I had also tried to use the least square to identify parameters while [itex]e(t)=24[/itex], the result also seems good.
 

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rfrederic said:
will e(t)e(t)e(t) affect the convergence of parameters? And why?
Why not? Different e(t) are different cases. There is no reason to expect that all cases are equally easy to identify.
 

Related to System Parameter Estimation with Projection Algorithm

1. What is System Parameter Estimation with Projection Algorithm?

System Parameter Estimation with Projection Algorithm is a mathematical method used to estimate unknown parameters in a dynamic system. It involves using a set of input-output data to determine the values of the unknown parameters in the system.

2. How does Projection Algorithm work?

The Projection Algorithm works by iteratively adjusting the values of the unknown parameters to minimize the difference between the actual output of the system and the predicted output based on the input data. This is done through a series of projection steps until the desired level of accuracy is achieved.

3. What are the benefits of using System Parameter Estimation with Projection Algorithm?

Using System Parameter Estimation with Projection Algorithm allows for accurate estimation of unknown parameters in a dynamic system, even in the presence of noise or uncertainties. It also requires minimal prior knowledge about the system and can be applied to a wide range of systems.

4. What types of systems can System Parameter Estimation with Projection Algorithm be applied to?

System Parameter Estimation with Projection Algorithm can be applied to a variety of systems, including linear and non-linear systems, time-varying systems, and systems with multiple inputs and outputs. It is commonly used in fields such as control engineering, signal processing, and machine learning.

5. Are there any limitations to using System Parameter Estimation with Projection Algorithm?

One limitation of System Parameter Estimation with Projection Algorithm is that it requires a significant amount of data to accurately estimate the unknown parameters. It is also sensitive to the choice of initial parameter values and may not always converge to the correct solution. Additionally, it assumes that the system is observable, meaning that all the parameters can be measured or estimated from the available input-output data.

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