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The doc specifies that the input to system_identification() should be of shape (n_y x L) for the output data y and of shape (n_u x L) for the input data u, where n_u and n_y refer to the number of output/input variables. In my case, for a SISO system n_u = n_y = 1.
I have a collection of input/output identification signals of shape (1 x L) for my SISO system which I would like to feed into the identification process at once. So, for instance, if I have a collection of K signals I can create u matrix of size K x M and y matrix of the same size. Is there a way to feed that into system_identification()?
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Do you have K signals from the same SISO system?
You could try to vectorize your data, but you should consider that the algorithm is designed for continuous data over time.
The doc specifies that the input to system_identification() should be of shape (n_y x L) for the output data y and of shape (n_u x L) for the input data u, where n_u and n_y refer to the number of output/input variables. In my case, for a SISO system n_u = n_y = 1.
I have a collection of input/output identification signals of shape (1 x L) for my SISO system which I would like to feed into the identification process at once. So, for instance, if I have a collection of K signals I can create u matrix of size K x M and y matrix of the same size. Is there a way to feed that into system_identification()?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: