Parsimonious System Identification from Quantized Observations

Quantization plays an important role as an inter-face between analog and digital environments. Since quantization is a many to few mapping, it is a non-linear irreversible process. This made, in addition of the quantization noise signal dependency, the traditional methods of system identification no longer applicable. In this work, we propose a method for parsimonious system identification when only quantized measurements of the output are observable. More precisely, we develop an algorithm that aims at identifying a low order system that is compatible with a priori information on the system and the collected quantized output information. Moreover, the proposed approach can be used even if only fragmented information on the quantized output is available. The proposed algorithm relies on an ADMM approach to ℓp quasi-norm optimization. Numerical results highlight the performance of the proposed approach when compared to the ℓ1 minimization in terms of the sparsity of the induced solution.

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Work Title Parsimonious System Identification from Quantized Observations
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  1. Omar M. Sleem
  2. Constantino M. Lagoa
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Publication Date December 13, 2021
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  1. https://doi.org/10.1109/CDC45484.2021.9683192
Deposited January 26, 2023

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