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MPC closed-loop identification without excitation

Zhu et al., 2021

Document ID: 7749776405227630194
Author: Zhu Y; Yan W; Zhu Y
Publication year: 2021
Publication venue: Journal of Process Control

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This paper presents a method of closed-loop identification for multivariable systems without external excitation. The method is specially designed for model predictive control (MPC) systems. Without using external excitation (test signals), the method ensures the informativity …

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