Abstract
The concepts of partially-known system identification are introduced and the advantages of a method whereby process information can be utilized in a linear transfer function representation of the system are highlighted and discussed. In particular, an algorithm for identifying a single unknown physical system parameter associated with a linear system is given. It is assumed that the system is polynomial (as opposed to linear) in the physical parameter. The Bond graph representation is used as the basis for deriving a system-dependent algorithm for each partially-known system. The method is illustrated by simulated examples.
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