Identification of MIMO systems with sparse transfer function coefficients

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We study the problem of estimating transfer functions of multivariable (multiple-input multiple-output-MIMO) systems with sparse coefficients. We note that subspace identification methods are powerful and convenient tools in dealing with MIMO systems since they neither require nonlinear optimization nor impose any canonical form on the systems. However, subspace-based methods are inefficient for systems with sparse transfer function coefficients since they work on state space models. We propose a two-step algorithm where the first step identifies the system order using the subspace principle in a state space format, while the second step estimates coefficients of the transfer functions via L1-norm convex optimization. The proposed algorithm retains good features of subspace methods with improved noise-robustness for sparse systems. © 2012 Qiu et al.

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Qiu, W., Saleem, S. K., & Skafidas, E. (2012). Identification of MIMO systems with sparse transfer function coefficients. Eurasip Journal on Advances in Signal Processing, 2012(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/1687-6180-2012-104

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