A continuous-time Hammerstein system is identified. The characteristic of its nonlinear subsystem and the impulse response of the dynamic parts are estimated from observations taken at input and output of the whole system. All algorithms are of the on-line type. Their convergence is shown. Results of simulation examples are also presented.
International Journal of Systems Science
Volume 33, 2002 - Issue 12
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