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Identification of Sparse Volterra Systems
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Identification of Sparse Volterra Systems

Changming Cheng, Er-Wei Bai and Zhike Peng
IEEE transactions on automatic control, Vol.67(4), pp.2027-2032
03/31/2021
DOI: 10.1109/TAC.2021.3070027
PMID: 35480236
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/9038084View
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Abstract

This paper considers identification of sparse Volterra systems. Two identification meth- ods based on the almost orthogonal matching pur- suit (AOMP) and the RIVAL (removing irrele- vant variables amidst Lasso iterations) algorithm are proposed. The AOMP algorithm allows one to estimate one non-zero coefficient at a time until all non-zero coefficients are found without losing the optimality and the sparsity, thus avoiding the curse of dimensionality often encountered in Volterra sys- tem identification. However, the conditions for the AOMP are strong. To this end, the RIVAL is pro- posed that solves the set identification and param- eter estimation problems simultaneously with the convergence results, and outperforms the standard Lasso-type algorithms.
Estimation Kernel Matching pursuit algorithms Mathematical model Nonlinear system identification Nonlinear systems Orthogonal matching pursuit Sparse matrices Standards Volterra systems

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