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Introduction to System Identification: Fundamentals and Survey

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Application of System Identification in Engineering

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The application of system identification to engineering problems requires certain knowledge of

  • the inherent theoretical relations

  • the test and measuring conditions (and their inevitably imperfect realization)

  • the deterministic and statistical approaches in system identification (e.g. time series analysis).

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