Model reductions using a projection formulation Academic Article uri icon

abstract

  • A new methodology for model reduction of multi-input multi-output systems exploits the notion of an oblique projection. A reduced model is uniquely defined by a projector whose range space and orthogonal to the null space are chosen among the ranges of generalized controllability and observability matrices. The reduced order models match various combinations (chosen by the designer) of four types of parameters of the full order system associated with (i) low frequency response, (ii) high frequency response, (iii) low frequency power spectral density and (iv) high frequency power spectral density. Thus, the proposed method is a computationally simple substitute for many existing methods, has an extreme flexibility to embrace combinations of existing methods and offers some new features. 1987 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.

published proceedings

  • International Journal of Control

author list (cited authors)

  • DE VILLEMAGNE, C., & SKELTON, R. E.

citation count

  • 194

complete list of authors

  • DE VILLEMAGNE, CHRISTIAN||SKELTON, ROBERT E

publication date

  • December 1987