System Identification Toolbox: How can we modify the starting parameters for the armax-algorithm?

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Urs Hackstein
Urs Hackstein 2020-6-15
评论： Rajiv Singh 2020-8-10
One can calculate ARMA-coefficients using the armax-algorithm from the Systems Identification Toolbox:
estimatedPolymodel=armax(iddata(outputdata,inputdata,tsample),[na nb nc nk], opt);
ARcoeff=estimatedPolymodel.A
MAcoeff=estimatedPolymodel.B
How can we modify the starting parameters for the algorithm (to accelerate and improve the results)?

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Rajiv Singh
Rajiv Singh 2020-6-15
You can set the A, B, C values explicitly, as in
estimatedPolymodel.A = ARCoeff
Or, call the IDPOLY constructor with A, B, C polynomials initialized to the desired values.
A = [1 .1]
B = [0 0 4 1]
C = [1 .3]
m = idpoly(A,B,C,'Ts',1)
% refine model's initial parameter values
m2 = armax(data, m)
% but I wanted to update only A and B but not C!
m.Structure.C.Free = false;
m3 = armax(data, m)
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Urs Hackstein
Urs Hackstein 2020-8-10
Dear Rajiv Singh,
thank you very much for your prompt and precise answer which explains how to set fixed values as start parameters for A, B and C. But how can you define intervals of constraint for A, B or C, e.g.
?
Rajiv Singh
Rajiv Singh 2020-8-10
Look under the "structure" property. In addition to "Free", it also offers "Minimum" and "Maximum" specifications that you can set for individual coefficients.

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