
doi: 10.1049/pbce065e_ch2
In this chapter, we discuss the least squares/equation error techniques for parameter estimation, which are used for aiding the parameter estimation of dynamic systems (including algebraic systems), in general, and the aerodynamic derivatives of aerospace vehicles from the flight data, in particular. In the first few sections, some basic concepts and techniques of the least squares approach are discussed with a view to elucidating the more involved methods and procedures in the later chapters. Since our approach is model-based, we need to define a mathematical model of the dynamic (or static) system.
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