iddata | Input-output data and its properties for system identification in the time or frequency domain |
idfrd | Frequency-response data or model |
idinput | Generate input signals |
sim | Simulate response of identified model |
size | Query output/input/array dimensions of input–output model and number of frequencies of FRD model |
midprefs | Specify location for file containing System Identification app startup information |
simOptions | Option set for sim |
Iddata Sink | Export simulation data as iddata object to MATLAB workspace |
Iddata Source | Import time-domain data stored in iddata object in
MATLAB workspace |
Import Time-Domain Data into the App
Import time-domain data into the System Identification app
Import Frequency-Domain Data into the App
Import frequency-domain input-output data and frequency-response data into the System Identification app.
Import Data Objects into the App
Import iddata
and idfrd
data
objects.
Generate Data Using Simulation
Creating input data with specific characteristics and simulating the output data from a model.
Representing Data in MATLAB Workspace
Represent time-domain, time-series, and frequency-domain data.
The toolbox provides limited support for nonuniformly sampled data.
Specifying the Data Sample Time
Specify time between successive data samples.
You can get information about each data set in the System Identification app by right-clicking the corresponding data icon.
Representing Time- and Frequency-Domain Data Using iddata Objects
Using the iddata
constructor to represent time-domain and
frequency-domain data and working with iddata
objects.
The iddata
object stores time-domain data or frequency-domain data and has several properties that specify the time or frequency values.
Representing Frequency-Response Data Using idfrd Objects
Using the idfrd
constructor to represent frequency-response data
and working with idfrd
objects.
Manipulating Complex-Valued Data
Supported operations and limitations for handling complex data and commands for manipulating complex signals.