Mathematics – Optimization and Control
Scientific paper
2011-03-28
Mathematics
Optimization and Control
8 pages, 3 figures. Conference submission version
Scientific paper
We propose a convex optimization procedure for identification of nonlinear systems that exhibit stable limit cycles. It extends the "robust identification error" framework in which a convex upper bound on simulation error is optimized to fit rational polynomial models with a strong stability guarantee. In this work, we relax the stability constraint using the concepts of transverse dynamics and orbital stability, thus allowing systems with autonomous oscillations to be identified. The resulting optimization problem is convex, and an approximate simulation-error bound is proved without assuming that the true system is in the model class, or that the number of measurements goes to infinity. The method is illustrated by identifying a high-fidelity model from experimental recordings of a live rat hippocampal neuron in culture.
Manchester Ian R.
Tobenkin Mark M.
Wang Jennifer
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