Abstract
A computer program has been developed for the maximum likelihood estimation of parameters in general nonlinear systems. Sensitivity matrix elements are calculated numerically, overcoming the need for explicit sensitivity equations. Parameters such as break points and time delays are successfully determined using simulated data. Two examples using aircraft flight data are shown to demonstrate the identification of multiple time delays concurrently with other parameters.
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