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Simple refined IV methods of closed-loop system identification

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Young, Peter C
Garnier , H.
Gilson, M.

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The paper describes a simple, two-stage instrumental variable method of closed loop identification and estimation. This can be used with both continuous and discrete-time transfer function models and the enclosed system can be unstable. The paper also shows briey how a third stage of estimation can be added that induces statistical eficiency when the enclosed system is stable.

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2037-12-31