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DINIT

Estimates the initial state, given estimated discrete-time state-space system matrices and a batch of measured input-output data.

Syntax

x0 = dinit(A,B,C,D,u,y)

Description

This function estimates the initial state for a measured input-output batch of a discrete-time LTI state-space model. The estimate is based on the measured input-output data sequences, and on the A, B, C and D matrices, which are possibly estimated using any of the subspace identification functions.

Inputs

A,B,C,D is the discrete-time LTI state-space model.

u,y is the measured input-output data from the system to be identified.

Outputs

x0 is the estimated initial state.

Algorithm

Estimating the initial state x0 from input-output data and the system matrices is a linear regression [1]:

$$ x_0 = \Phi^\dagger \theta $$

The regression matrix Phi and data matrix theta are given by:

in which yhatk) is simulated using the estimated system matrices and the measured input u(k). The function ltiitr is used to efficiently calculate yhat(k).

Used By

This a top-level function that is used directly by the user.

Uses Functions

ltiitr

See Also

dac2b, dac2bd, ltiitr

References

[1] B. Haverkamp, Subspace Method Identification, Theory and Practice. PhD thesis, Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands, 2000.