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Inverse techniques and parameter estimation Part 2

Authors: Daniel PETIT, Denis MAILLET

Publication date: January 10, 2008, Review date: October 21, 2019

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5. Input estimation from a reduced state representation

In this paragraph, we will show how to solve an inverse estimation problem consisting in estimating the temporal evolution of several sources, for example thermal, contained in the vector U (t, from the observation of the evolution of some observables, contained in Y (t. To do this, we use the reduced-order state model given by equations (60) and . It is assumed that we are dealing here with a causal system (cf. § 3.2.3...

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