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Iterative identification algorithms for parametric separable nonlinear network modelling
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DOI：10.1080/00207721.2026.2628901.png)
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Mathematical models are fundamental for describing the dynamic behaviour of systems. System identification aims to estimate model parameters based on observation data. Selecting an appropriate model along with designing a high-precision parameter estimation algorithm can improve the modelling accuracy. This paper studies the parameter estimation problem for a class of parametric separable nonlinear network models, i.e. the RBF-ARX model. By exploiting the inherent parameter separability property, two gradient-based iterative sub-algorithms are derived to estimate the linear and nonlinear parameters separately through iterative search. A decomposition coordination-based iterative parameter estimation algorithm is then proposed by integrating the sub-algorithms. To incorporate real-time observation data into the modelling process, a dynamic window-based data utilisation scheme is introduced, leading to the development of an enhanced iterative parameter estimation algorithm. The proposed algorithms are validated through a numerical simulation example and applied to electric load forecasting of a real-world power system.
Keywords:
Modeling and identification
parameter estimation
parametric separable models
iterative search
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