The idgrey model has parameters that are shared by both the measured (a,b,c,d) and noise (k) components.\nIn this case,
The idgrey model has parameters that are shared by both the measured (a,b,c,d) and noise (k) components.\nIn this case,
The idgrey model has parameters that are shared by both the measured (a,b,c,d) and noise (k) components.\nIn this case, using ''simulation'' focus or a weighting filter can lead to poor results.\nSome options for achieving reliable results are:\n 1. Ignore the estimation of K by using 'DisturbanceModel'/'none' as option-value pair in the estimation command.\n 2. Estimate K separately from the measured dynamics by using 'DisturbanceModel'/'estimate' as option-value pair in the estimation command.\n 3. If you must use the ODE file to parameterize the K matrix, make sure that the parameters used in the formula for K are different from those used for A, B, C and D matrices.
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