M. Verhaegen, A SUBSPACE MODEL IDENTIFICATION SOLUTION TO THE IDENTIFICATION OF MIXED CAUSAL, ANTI-CAUSAL LTI SYSTEMS, SIAM journal on matrix analysis and applications, 17(2), 1996, pp. 332-347
This paper describes the modification of the family of MOESP(1) subspa
ce algorithms when identifying mixed causal and anti-causal systems. I
t is assumed that these class of systems have a regular pencil zE - A,
where E is possibly singular. The key numerical problem in solving th
is identification problem is the separation of the extended observabil
ity matrix of the causal part from that of the anti-causal part when a
mixture of both is determined from the input-output data. For the gen
eral mixed causal, anti-causal case, this requires a partial calculati
on of the Kronecker canonical form of the pencil zE - A, where the pai
r [A E] has been determined from the recorded input-output data. For t
he descriptor case, that is, when E is nilpotent, this problem is solv
ed without computing the Kronecker canonical form. All existing member
s of the MOESP family applicable to causal, linear, time-invariant sys
tems are generalized. This allows a broad scope of identification prob
lems for mixed causal, anti-causal systems to be addressed.