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    This document summarizes a lab report for an electrical engineering course on linear control systems. The lab focused on using MATLAB to estimate multiple parameters of an input-output model and characterize the accuracy of those estimates. Specifically, the lab examined how the choice of input data can influence the correlation between two estimated parameters of a two-parameter model and how the number of model parameters affects statistical measures of the parameter estimates like mean and covariance. Experiments were conducted to estimate the parameters of a two-dimensional model using two different input data sets and the mean estimates for each parameter from the two experiments were reported.

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    This document summarizes a lab report for an electrical engineering course on linear control systems. The lab focused on using MATLAB to estimate multiple parameters of an input-output model and characterize the accuracy of those estimates. Specifically, the lab examined how the choice of input data can influence the correlation between two estimated parameters of a two-parameter model and how the number of model parameters affects statistical measures of the parameter estimates like mean and covariance. Experiments were conducted to estimate the parameters of a two-dimensional model using two different input data sets and the mean estimates for each parameter from the two experiments were reported.

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    This document summarizes a lab report for an electrical engineering course on linear control systems. The lab focused on using MATLAB to estimate multiple parameters of an input-output model and characterize the accuracy of those estimates. Specifically, the lab examined how the choice of input data can influence the correlation between two estimated parameters of a two-parameter model and how the number of model parameters affects statistical measures of the parameter estimates like mean and covariance. Experiments were conducted to estimate the parameters of a two-dimensional model using two different input data sets and the mean estimates for each parameter from the two experiments were reported.

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    University of North Florida

    Electrical Engineering Program


    EEL 4657
    Linear Control Systems Laboratory
    Dawn Owens
    (N00152181)
    Lab 5 Least-Squares Estimation of Linear Multi-Parameter Models
    Abstract: The objective of this lab was to continue generalizing the insights from
    previous labs to input-output models that involve more than just one parameter to be
    estimated. Characterizing the accuracy of a multi-parameter predictor required utilizing
    fundamental statistical concept called the covariance, which is essentially a measure of
    the correlation between two random variables. Using the simplest setting of a twoparameter predictor, MATLAB will be used (i) to show that correlation between the two
    parameters can be influenced by the choice of input data and (ii) to examine the influence
    of the number of model parameters on second-order statistics.

    Exercise L6-1 (Characterizing the Accuracy of a Two-Dimensional Parameter


    Estimate)
    Statistic
    Mean Vector

    Experiment 1
    E[1] = -3.71 x 10-4
    E[2] = 9.99 x 10-2

    Experiment 2
    E[1] = 5.0 x 10-4
    E[2] = 9.99 x 10-2

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