NASA NTRS · 19720014931
Systems identification using a modified Newton-Raphson method: A FORTRAN program
Abstract
A FORTRAN program is offered which computes a maximum likelihood estimate of the parameters of any linear, constant coefficient, state space model. For the case considered, the maximum likelihood estimate can be identical to that which minimizes simultaneously the weighted mean square difference between the computed and measured response of a system and the weighted square of the difference between the estimated and a priori parameter values. A modified Newton-Raphson or quasilinearization method is used to perform the minimization which typically requires several iterations. A starting technique is used which insures convergence for any initial values of the unknown parameters. The program and its operation are described in sufficient detail to enable the user to apply the program to his particular problem with a minimum of difficulty.
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Taylor, L. W., Jr., Iliff, K. W.. 1972-05-01. Systems identification using a modified Newton-Raphson method: A FORTRAN program. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19720014931
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