Cyclic Reformulation Based System Identification for Periodically Time-varying Systems
Hiroshi Okajima, Yusuke Fujimoto, Hiroshi Oku, Haruto Kondo

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel system identification algorithm for linear periodically time-varying plants that achieves high accuracy without requiring specific periodic input signals, using cyclic reformulation and state transformation.
Contribution
The paper presents a new cyclic reformulation-based algorithm for identifying periodically time-varying systems, improving accuracy without specialized input signals.
Findings
High-accuracy models obtained without specific periodic inputs
Algorithm validated through numerical examples
Effective for linear periodically time-varying plants
Abstract
This paper addresses a system identification for linear periodically time-varying plants in the discrete-time setting. A system identification algorithm for linear, periodically time-varying plants is introduced based on a cyclic reformulation and a state coordinate transformation of the cycled system. By using our system identification algorithm, the high-accuracy model of the periodically time-varying plant can be obtained without using specific periodic input signals. The effectiveness of the proposed algorithm is demonstrated with numerical examples.
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