Study on the MOESP Subspace Identification Method and its Simulation

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A detailed description of the basic principles of MOESP subspace system identification methods is introduced. The extended state space equation which is formed by Hankel matrix is used in subspace identification, and then the augmented observation matrix and state space vector estimation are all got by SVD decomposition. The simulation results on a multi input/output system demonstrate the effectiveness and feasibility of the method.

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