
handle: 11577/2451181
The authors present an error analysis which applies to some commonly used subspace identification methods with inputs. They show that a presence of collinearity of the regressors these methods may lead to inaccurate estimates of the system parameters. The authors also demonstrate that some of the most well-known algorithms in the literature are ``equivalent'' to the algorithm presented in this paper.
oblique projections, state-space identification, subspace identification, collinearity, System identification, exogenous inputs, numerical conditioning
oblique projections, state-space identification, subspace identification, collinearity, System identification, exogenous inputs, numerical conditioning
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