base
¶
Helper functions used by the Subspace Identification Methods and other useful functions for State Space models.
@author: Giuseppe Armenise
Functions:
Name | Description |
---|---|
Vn_mat |
Compute the variance of the model residuals |
Z_dot_PIort |
Compute the scalar product between a vector z and \(I - x^T \cdot pinv(X^T)\), avoiding the direct computation of the matrix |
lsim_innovation_form |
Simulate system in a innovation form. |
lsim_predictor_form |
Simulate system in a predictor form. |
lsim_process_form |
Simulate system in a process form. |
Vn_mat
¶
Z_dot_PIort
¶
Compute the scalar product between a vector z and \(I - x^T \cdot pinv(X^T)\), avoiding the direct computation of the matrix
PI = np.dot(X.T, np.linalg.pinv(X.T)), causing high memory usage
Parameters:
Name | Type | Description | Default |
---|---|---|---|
|
(...) vector array_like |
required | |
|
(...) matrix array_like |
required |
lsim_innovation_form
¶
lsim_innovation_form(
A: ndarray,
B: ndarray,
C: ndarray,
D: ndarray,
K: ndarray,
y: ndarray,
u: ndarray,
x0: ndarray | None = None,
)
Simulate system in a innovation form.
This function performs a simulation in the innovation form. This function is analogous to the previous one, using the system matrices $ A $ and $ B $ instead of $ A_K $ and $ B_K $
lsim_predictor_form
¶
lsim_predictor_form(
A_K: ndarray,
B_K: ndarray,
C: ndarray,
D: ndarray,
K: ndarray,
y: ndarray,
u: ndarray,
x0: ndarray | None = None,
)
Simulate system in a predictor form.
This function performs a simulation in the predictor form, given the identified system matrices, the Kalman filter gain, the real output sequence (array with \(n_y\) rows and L columns, the input sequence (an array with \(n_u\) rows and L columns) and the initial state estimate (array with \(n\) rows and one column). The state sequence and the estimated output sequence are returned.
lsim_process_form
¶
lsim_process_form(
A: ndarray,
B: ndarray,
C: ndarray,
D: ndarray,
u: ndarray,
x0: ndarray | None = None,
)
Simulate system in a process form.
This function performs a simulation in the process form, given the identified system matrices, the input sequence (an array with \(n_u\) rows and L columns) and the initial state estimate (array with \(n\) rows and one column).