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NASA NTRS · 19770003063

Methods Studies on System Identification from Transient Rotor Tests

Abstract

Some of the more important methods are discussed that have been used or proposed for aircraft parameter identification. The methods are classified into two groups: Equation error or regression estimates and Bayesian estimates and their derivatives that are based on probabilistic concepts. In both of these two groups the cost function can be optimized either globally over the entire time span of the transient, or sequentially, leading to the formulation of optimum filters. Identifiability problems and the validation of the estimates are briefly outlined, and applications to lifting rotors are discussed.

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Hohenemser, K. H., Banerjee, D., Yin, S. K.. 1975-06-01. Methods Studies on System Identification from Transient Rotor Tests. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19770003063

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