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Dimensionality reduction in kernel-based identification of Wiener system by cyclostationary excitations
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Mzyk, Grzegorz
, Maik, Gabriel
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curse of dimensionality
/ cyclostationary signals
/ identification
/ kernel estimation
/ nonlinear systems
/ nonparametric regression
/ wiener structure
2025
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Dimensionality reduction in kernel-based identification of Wiener system by cyclostationary excitations
by
Mzyk, Grzegorz
, Maik, Gabriel
in
curse of dimensionality
/ cyclostationary signals
/ identification
/ kernel estimation
/ nonlinear systems
/ nonparametric regression
/ wiener structure
2025
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Dimensionality reduction in kernel-based identification of Wiener system by cyclostationary excitations
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Dimensionality reduction in kernel-based identification of Wiener system by cyclostationary excitations
2025
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The topic of nonparametric estimation of nonlinear characteristics in the Wiener system is examined. In this regard, the traditional kernel algorithm faces difficulties stemming from the dimensionality associated with the memory length of the dynamic block. A particular class of input sequences has been proposed, which aids in reducing dimensionality and consequently improves the convergence rate of the estimator to the true characteristics. A theoretical analysis of the suggested method is presented.
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Polish Academy of Sciences
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