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Performing the optimization requires calculation of the cost function’s derivative(s), and this must be done only with the data collected from the system—there is not an analytical expression of the cost function available. Each particular data-driven “brand” (like IFT, FDT and CbT) is characterized by a particular way of estimating the function’s derivatives from data. This computing aspect, namely the calculation of these quantities, is the subject of Chap. 7. Three different methods are described in some detail and interpreted under the light of the theory presented in the previous chapters: IFT, FDT and CbT.

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    That is, the closed-loop system with the controller C(z,ρ 1) is BIBO-stable.

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Sanfelice Bazanella, A., Campestrini, L., Eckhard, D. (2012). Computations. In: Data-Driven Controller Design. Communications and Control Engineering. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-2300-9_7

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