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The construction of mathematical models of physiological systems based
on experimental data is a classic example of a nonlinear system ident
ification problem. This article reviews theoretical and practical issu
es relevant to nonlinear system identification in the context of biome
dical engineering. Various model structures, commonly used to describe
nonlinear physiological systems, are described using a common theoret
ical framework and notation, to elucidate relationships among them. We
then review methods for the identification of the different models us
ing the common theoretical perspective, previously developed, and comp
are and contrast the strengths and weaknesses of the various analysis
methods in use.