sequential parameter estimation

Authors

  •   Liu Xue Wen

Keywords:

parameter estimation ;, objective function ;, optimization calculation method ;, importance ;, mathematical model ;, sequence ;, experimental data ;, Optimal estimation ;, measured value ;

Abstract


 Introduction Parameter estimation can generally be divided into batchwise parameter estimation (Batchwise Parameter Estimation) and sequential parameter estimation (Sequential Parameter Estimation). Usually what we refer to as parameter estimation is batch parameter estimation. That is, through experimental data and known mathematical models, the objective function is established, and the optimization calculation method is called. The parameters that make the objective function reach extremely small values ​​are the parameter estimates we seek. The characteristic of this method is that every known measured value is treated with equal weight. In other words, all measured values ​​are equally important. The second characteristic is that for known points in the entire interval, the number of times to calculate the objective function ranges from a few times to hundreds of times. That is to calculate the quantity phase

Published

2018-06-08

How to Cite

  Liu Xue Wen. (2018). sequential parameter estimation. Acta Scientiae, 19(3), 9–23. Retrieved from https://www.periodicos.ulbra.org/index.php/acta/article/view/78

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