rsample

Random sampling of linear identified systems

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Syntax

sys_array = rsample(sys,N)
sys_array = rsample(sys,N,sd)

Description

sys_array = rsample(sys,N) creates N random samples of the identified linear system, sys. sys_array contains systems with the same structure as sys, whose parameters are perturbed about their nominal values, based on the parameter covariance.

sys_array = rsample(sys,N,sd) specifies the standard deviation level, sd, for perturbing the parameters of sys.

Input Arguments

sys

Identifiable system.

N

Number of samples to be generated.

Default: 10

sd

Standard deviation level for perturbing the identifiable parameters of sys.

Default: 1

Output Arguments

sys_array

Array of random samples of sys.

If sys is an array of models, then the size of sys_array is equal to [size(sys) N]. There are N randomized samples for each model in sys.

The parameters of the samples in sys_array vary from the original identifiable model within 1 standard deviation of their nominal values.

Examples

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Open Live Script

Estimate a third-order, discrete-time, state-space model.

load iddata2 z2;
sys = n4sid(z2,3);

Randomly sample the estimated model. 

N = 20;
sys_array = rsample(sys,N);

Analyze the uncertainty in time (step) and frequency (Bode) responses.

opt = bodeoptions;
opt.PhaseMatching = 'on';
figure;
bodeplot(sys_array,'g',sys,'r.',opt)

figure;
stepplot(sys_array,'g',sys,'r.-')

Open Live Script

Estimate a third-order, discrete-time, state-space model.

load iddata2 z2;
sys = n4sid(z2,3);

Randomly sample the estimated model. Specify the standard deviation level for perturbing the model parameters. 

N = 20;
sd = 2;
sys_array = rsample(sys,N,sd);

Analyze the model uncertainty. 

figure;
bode(sys_array);

Open Live Script

Estimate an ARMAX model. 

load iddata1 z1
sys = armax(z1,[2 2 2 1]);

Randomly sample the ARMAX model. Perturb the model parameters up to 2 standard deviations. 

N = 20;
sd = 2;
sys_array = rsample(sys,N,sd);

Compare the frequency response confidence region corresponding to 2 standard deviations (asymptotic estimate) with the model array response. 

opt = bodeoptions; opt.PhaseMatching = 'on';
opt.ConfidenceRegionNumberSD = 2;
bodeplot(sys_array,'g',sys,'r',opt)

To view the confidence region, right click the plot, and choose Characteristics > Confidence Region.

Tips

  • For systems with large parameter uncertainties, the randomized systems may contain unstable elements. These unstable elements may make it difficult to analyze the properties of the identified system. Execution of analysis commands, such as step, bode, sim, etc., on such systems can produce unreliable results. Instead, use a dedicated Monte-Carlo analysis command, such as simsd.

See Also

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Introduced in R2012a

System Identification Toolbox Documentation

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