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Published July 2015 | Submitted
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A state-space realization approach to set identification of biochemical kinetic parameters

Abstract

This paper proposes a set-based parameter identification method for biochemical systems. The developed method identifies not a single parameter but a set of parameters that all explain time-series experimental data, enabling the systematic characterization of the uncertainty of identified parameters. Our key idea is to use a state-space realization that has the same input-output behavior as experimental data instead of the experimental data itself for the identification. This allows us to relax the originally nonlinear identification problem to an LMI feasibility problem validating the norm bound of an error system. We show that regions of parameters can be efficiently classified into consistent and inconsistent parameter sets by combining the LMI feasibility problems and a generalized bisection algorithm.

Additional Information

© 2015 IEEE. This work was supported in part by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) under Living Foundries program (HR0011-12-C-0065). Y. Hori is supported by JSPS Fellowship for Research Abroad. The authors would like to thank Anandh Swaminathan at California Institute of Technology for helpful comments to improve the manuscript.

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