Stochastic Model Reduction by Maximizing Independence
Hui Zhang, Youxian Sun
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Hui Zhang, Youxian Sun
Abstract
Abstract By analysing information descriptions in state space models of linear stochastic systems, this paper proposes two model reduction methods via principles of maximizing independence and conditional independence among the reduced state vector, respectively. These methods are based on state aggregation. The independence and conditional independence are measured by the Kullback‐Leibler information distance. It is demonstrated that the maximum conditional independence method is not only applicable to stable systems, but also applicable to unstable systems. Simulation results illustrate the efficiency of the present methods.
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Abstract By analysing information descriptions in state space models of linear stochastic systems, this paper proposes two model reduction methods via principles of maximizing independence and conditional independence among the reduced state vector, respectively. These methods are based on state aggregation. The independence and conditional independence are measured by the Kullback‐Leibler information distance. It is demonstrated that the maximum conditional independence method is not only applicable to stable systems, but also applicable to unstable systems. Simulation results illustrate the efficiency of the present methods.
Key concepts: Independence (probability theory), Conditional independence, State space, Reduction (mathematics), State (computer science), Computer science, State vector, Mathematical optimization