Application of PBSID and Structured $\mathrm{H}_{\infty}$ Methods in Unmanned Helicopter System Identification
Meiliwen Wu, Marco Lovera, Ming Chen
Abstract
Meiliwen Wu, Marco Lovera, Ming Chen
Abstract
This study focuses on the model identification problem of an unmanned helicopter. Two identification approaches are evaluated, a subspace method and a combined method. The work gives detailed analysis of time-domain and frequency-domain simulations. Results show that both approaches can match the time-domain and frequency-domain responses of the original data in a good degree. The combined method is reliable in extracting structured dynamic models.
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This study focuses on the model identification problem of an unmanned helicopter. Two identification approaches are evaluated, a subspace method and a combined method. The work gives detailed analysis of time-domain and frequency-domain simulations. Results show that both approaches can match the time-domain and frequency-domain responses of the original data in a good degree. The combined method is reliable in extracting structured dynamic models.
Key concepts: Subspace topology, Identification (biology), Frequency domain, Domain (mathematical analysis), Computer science, System identification, Time domain, Data modeling