On Frequency-Weighted Extended Balanced Truncation
Sribalaji C. Anand, Henrik Sandberg

TL;DR
This paper develops a frequency-weighted extended balanced truncation method for LTI systems, providing theoretical guarantees and recursive algorithms, validated through numerical examples for both discrete and continuous-time systems.
Contribution
It introduces a recursive algorithm for frequency-weighted extended balanced truncation with proven error bounds, extending the approach to continuous-time systems.
Findings
Block-diagonal solutions to Lyapunov inequalities are shown for frequency-weighted discrete-time plants.
A recursive algorithm for extended balanced truncation is proposed.
Numerical examples validate the theoretical results for both discrete and continuous-time systems.
Abstract
This paper addresses the problem of frequency-weighted extended balanced truncation for discrete and continuous-time linear time-invariant plants. We show that the frequency-weighted discrete-time plant admits block-diagonal solutions to both the Lyapunov inequality and its extended form. A recursive algorithm for extended balanced truncation is proposed, together with corresponding a-priori error bounds. Theoretical results are extended to continuous-time systems and validated through numerical examples.
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Taxonomy
TopicsStability and Control of Uncertain Systems · Control Systems and Identification · Model Reduction and Neural Networks
