Local observability of state variables and parameters in nonlinear modeling quantified by delay reconstruction
arXiv:1507.05993 · doi:10.1063/1.4884344
Abstract
Features of the Jacobian matrix of the delay coordinates map are exploited for quantifying the robustness and reliability of state and parameter estimations for a given dynamical model using an observed time series. Relevant concepts of this approach are introduced and illustrated for discrete and continuous time systems employing a filtered Hénon map and a Rössler system.
arXiv comment12 pages, 15 figures
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