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  • Ingeniería de sistemas
  • Teoría de control
  • Análisis numérico

Sus antecedentes:

  • La identificación precisa del sistema es crucial para el control y el análisis.
  • Los métodos tradicionales como la identificación basada en la matriz de Hankel pueden ser computacionalmente intensivos y producir modelos de alto orden.
  • La identificación no paramétrica a partir de datos del dominio del tiempo presenta desafíos únicos.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Desarrollar un nuevo método no paramétrico para identificar modelos de sistemas de orden inferior a partir de datos de dominio temporal.
  • Comparar la eficiencia de la interpolación y reducción basadas en Loewner con los métodos tradicionales de matriz de Hankel.
  • Demostrar la eficacia del enfoque propuesto mediante ejemplos numéricos.

Principales métodos:

  • Utilizando la interpolación basada en Caratheodory Fejer y Loewner para la realización del sistema.
  • Aplicación de un paso de reducción equilibrada de la matriz de Loewner (LBR) para la reducción del orden del modelo.
  • El uso de números de Zolotarev para analizar las tasas de decaimiento del valor singular.

Principales resultados:

  • La matriz de Loewner sirve como un estimador efectivo para la norma de traza de un sistema.
  • Los valores singulares en la matriz de Loewner exhiben tasas de decaimiento significativamente más rápidas que las de la matriz de Hankel.
  • Los métodos basados en Loewner logran modelos de sistemas de orden inferior con límites de error comparables.

Conclusiones:

  • El método propuesto basado en Loewner proporciona un enfoque más eficiente para la identificación de sistemas no paramétricos.
  • Esta técnica produce modelos de orden reducido con una mayor precisión y eficiencia computacional.
  • Los resultados ofrecen una alternativa valiosa para la identificación de sistemas en diversas aplicaciones de ingeniería.