Abstract

ABSTRACTThis paper is concerned with a subspace identification of a continuous‐time plant operating in closed‐loop in the framework of the joint input‐output approach. The main procedure consists of two steps. Firstly, the dual‐Youla parametrization of the plant is used for obtaining an equivalent open‐loop problem to the original closed‐loop identification problem. Then, a δ‐operator based IV‐MOESP type subspace identification algorithm is developed to estimate the state space model for the joint input‐output process, whereby a higher‐order state space model of the plant is obtained by an algebraic operation. Subsequently, a model reduction procedure is employed to derive a lower‐order plant model removing irrelevant modes from the higher order model. Simulation results by using numerical and chemical plant models demonstrate the feasibility of the proposed method.

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