192 research outputs found
From Nonlinear Identification to Linear Parameter Varying Models: Benchmark Examples
Linear parameter-varying (LPV) models form a powerful model class to analyze
and control a (nonlinear) system of interest. Identifying a LPV model of a
nonlinear system can be challenging due to the difficulty of selecting the
scheduling variable(s) a priori, which is quite challenging in case a first
principles based understanding of the system is unavailable.
This paper presents a systematic LPV embedding approach starting from
nonlinear fractional representation models. A nonlinear system is identified
first using a nonlinear block-oriented linear fractional representation (LFR)
model. This nonlinear LFR model class is embedded into the LPV model class by
factorization of the static nonlinear block present in the model. As a result
of the factorization a LPV-LFR or a LPV state-space model with an affine
dependency results. This approach facilitates the selection of the scheduling
variable from a data-driven perspective. Furthermore the estimation is not
affected by measurement noise on the scheduling variables, which is often left
untreated by LPV model identification methods.
The proposed approach is illustrated on two well-established nonlinear
modeling benchmark examples
Modeling Off-the-Shelf Pan/Tilt Cameras for Active Vision Systems
There are many existing multicamera systems that perform object identification and track ing. Some applications include but are not limited to security surveillance and smart rooms. Yet there is still much work to be done in improving such systems to achieve a high level of automation while obtaining reasonable performance. Thus far design and implementation of these systems has been done using heuristic methods, primarily due to the complexity of the problem. Most importantiy, the performance of these systems is assessed by evaluating subjective quantities. The goal of this work is to take the first step in structured analysis and design of multicamera systems, that is, to introduce a model of a single camera with asso ciated image processing algorithms capable of tracking a target. A single camera model is developed such that it could be easily used as a building block for a multicamera system
Learning Stable and Robust Linear Parameter-Varying State-Space Models
This paper presents two direct parameterizations of stable and robust linear
parameter-varying state-space (LPV-SS) models. The model parametrizations
guarantee a priori that for all parameter values during training, the allowed
models are stable in the contraction sense or have their Lipschitz constant
bounded by a user-defined value . Furthermore, since the
parametrizations are direct, the models can be trained using unconstrained
optimization. The fact that the trained models are of the LPV-SS class makes
them useful for, e.g., further convex analysis or controller design. The
effectiveness of the approach is demonstrated on an LPV identification problem.Comment: Accepted for the 62nd IEEE Conference on Decision and Control
(CDC2023
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