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Published December 1996 | Published
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Reducing uncertain systems and behaviors

Abstract

This paper considers the problem of reducing the dimension of a model for an uncertain system whilst bounding the resulting error. Model reduction methods with guaranteed upper error bounds have previously been established for uncertain systems described by a state-space type realization; specifically, by a linear fractional transformation (LFT) of a constant realization matrix over a structured uncertainty operator. In contrast to traditional 1-D model reduction where upper bounds on reduction are matched with comparable lower bounds, in the uncertain system problem there have previously been no lower bounds established. The computation of both upper and lower bounds is discussed in this paper, including a discussion of the use of Hankel-like matrices. These model reduction methods and error bound computations are then discussed in the context of kernel representations of behavioral uncertain systems.

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© 1996 IEEE. The first author would like to thank Lennart Andersson for sharing in numerous discussions related to the topics in this paper.

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