Abstract

Complex systems often involve interconnected subsystem models developed by multi-disciplinary teams. To simulate and control such systems, a reduced-order model of the interconnected system is required. In the scope of this paper, we pursue this goal by subsystem reduction to warrant modularity of the reduction approach. However, reducing subsystem models affects not only the subsystems accuracy, but also the interconnected model accuracy, making it difficult to predict a priori the accuracy impact of subsystem reduction. To address this challenge, we introduce a top-down approach using mathematical tools from robust performance analysis, enabling the translation of accuracy requirements from the interconnected model to the subsystem level. This enables independent subsystem reduction while ensuring the desired accuracy of the interconnected model. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach through a structural dynamics case study.

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