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Rais D. Akhmetsafin

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Mar 20, 1995, 8:26:07 AM3/20/95
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H Zhang

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Mar 20, 1995, 11:21:00 AM3/20/95
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Rais D. Akhmetsafin (a...@ugatu.uaicnit.bashkiria.su) wrote:

An intersting title but where the contents is?

The inverse of Volterra polynomial is certainly a queation which
I would like to discuss. Please do carry on.

-Huai

Rais D. Akhmetsafin

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Mar 24, 1995, 11:02:11 AM3/24/95
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Thank you for your interest.

I research algorithms of synthesis of control systems on
the basis of representations Volterra. The structure and
parameters nonlinear controllers are received in a sight(kind)
Volterra polynom. A task of inversion polynoms I do in the
frequent area for the first and second harmonics, as well as
by a method of moment for the kernels of the first and second
orders. A structure controllers - model Viener, Zadeh-filter
or Sm-system. I are interested by(with) other methods of
inversion and criteria of quality of control.

Dr. R.D.Achmetsafin

Ye Fu

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Mar 24, 1995, 1:23:09 PM3/24/95
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I guess you want to find the inverse of a Volterra model. You may want to
check Chapter 7 of the book by Prof. Martin Schetzen (1980), "The Volterra and
Wiener Theories of Nonlinear Systems".

I also have one question: in which case the Volterra model will have
all kernels independent on its initial state? I found some real nonlinear
plants can be modelled by initial-state-independent Volterra model
but wish to draw a general conclusion .

--

Ye Fu
University of British Columbia

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