Title :
Discrete time LPV I/O and state space representations, differences of behavior and pitfalls of interpolation
Author :
Toth, Roland ; Felici, Federico ; Heuberger, Peter S. C. ; Van den Hof, Paul M. J.
Author_Institution :
Delft Center for Syst. & Control, Delft, Netherlands
Abstract :
A common approach for modeling LPV systems is to interpolate between local LTI models, often obtained by system identification methods. We study the results of interpolating in different domains, the so called I/O domain and the state-space domain. It is shown that significant differences can occur between the interpolated models, due to differences in time propagation of the (scheduling) parameter. We introduce canonical representations for LPV state-space realizations similar to the LTV framework and derive exact formulas for the connection between I/O and state-space based LPV models.
Keywords :
discrete time systems; interpolation; linear parameter varying systems; state-space methods; LPV state-space realizations; LPV systems; LTV framework; canonical representations; discrete time LPV I/O; linear parameter varying systems; linear time varying; state space representations; Indexes; Interpolation; Job shop scheduling; MIMO; Mathematical model; Observability; Vectors; LPV; canonical; model interpolation; realization theory;
Conference_Titel :
Control Conference (ECC), 2007 European
Conference_Location :
Kos
Print_ISBN :
978-3-9524173-8-6