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Methodology and application of optimal input design for parameter estimation

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An optimal input design technique for parameter estimation is presented in this talk. The original idea is the combination of a dynamic programming method with a gradient algorithm for an optimal input synthesis. This approach allows us to include realistic practical constraints on the input and output variables. A description of this approach is presented, followed by an example concerning an aircraft longitudinal flight.

This talk is part of the Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series series.

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