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Nonparametric identification of continuous linear systems with discrete measurements

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2 Author(s)
Chang, C.B. ; Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Lexington, Massachusetts ; Holmes, R.B.

Formulas for the pseudoinverse of a compact operator are applied to linear system identification and scattering function estimation from a finite set of noisy measurements. The result is a nonparametric estimator possessing several desirable features. The approach encompasses the Modified Discrete Fourier Transform and is applied herein to the important problem of closely spaced object resolsution in radar/optical signal processing.

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Decision and Control, 1984. The 23rd IEEE Conference on  (Volume:23 )

Date of Conference: Dec. 1984

Page(s):
944 - 950
Digital Object Identifier :
10.1109/CDC.1984.272155
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