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Gauss-Newton Method for Algebraic Models

As seen in Chapter 2 a suitable measure of the discrepancy between a model and a set of data is the objective function, S(k), and hence, the parameter values are obtained by minimizing this function. Therefore, the estimation of the parameters can be viewed as an optimization problem whereby any of the available general purpose optimization methods can be utilized. In particular, it was found that the Gauss-Newton method is the most efficient method for estimating parameters in nonlinear models (Bard. 1970). As we strongly believe that this is indeed the best method to use for nonlinear regression problems, the Gauss-Newton method is presented in detail in this chapter. It is assumed that the parameters are free to take any values. [Pg.49]


In this chapter we are focusing on a particular technique, the Gauss-Newton method, for the estimation of the unknown parameters that appear in a model described by a set of algebraic equations. Namely, it is assumed that both the structure of the mathematical model and the objective function to be minimized are known. In mathematical terms, we are given the model... [Pg.49]

The above parameter estimation problem can now be solved with any estimation method for algebraic models. Again, our preference is to use the Gauss-Newton method as described in Chapter 4. [Pg.120]

If we have very little information about the parameters, direct search methods, like the LJ optimization technique presented in Chapter 5, present an excellent way to generate very good initial estimates for the Gauss-Newton method. Actually, for algebraic equation models, direct search methods can be used to determine the optimum parameter estimates quite efficiently. However, if estimates of the uncertainty in the parameters are required, use of the Gauss-Newton method is strongly recommended, even if it is only for a couple of iterations. [Pg.139]

PARAMETER ESTIMATION ROUTINE FOR ALGEBRAIC EQUATION MODELS Based on Gauss-Newton method with Pseudoinverse and Marquardt s Modification. Hard BOUNDARIES on parameters can be imposed. [Pg.433]


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