Identification of Difference Equations by Observations ofSolutions with Perturbations from a Linear Manifold

We study the Prony identification problem for coefficients of an autonomous difference equation by observations of noisy solutions with unknown additive perturbations from an arbitrary linear manifold. We establish a “projectivity” property of the variational objective function. For two main types of equations, we obtain criteria and sufficient conditions for identifiability.

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Siberian Advances in Mathematics
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s1055134424030064
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Control Systems and Identification
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Identification of Difference Equations by Observations ofSolutions with Perturbations from a Linear Manifold

A. A. Lomov
Siberian Advances in Mathematics
Control Systems and Identification
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Identification of Difference Equations by Observations ofSolutions with Perturbations from a Linear Manifold

A. A. Lomov
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Abstract

We study the Prony identification problem for coefficients of an autonomous difference equation by observations of noisy solutions with unknown additive perturbations from an arbitrary linear manifold. We establish a “projectivity” property of the variational objective function. For two main types of equations, we obtain criteria and sufficient conditions for identifiability.

Siberian Advances in MathematicsVol. 34(3)
Novosibirsk State University (RU), Sobolev Institute of Mathematics (RU)
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