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Criteria for system identification with quantized data and the optimal quantization schemes
World Congress, Volume # 16 | Part# 1
Location: , Czech Republic
National Organizing Committee Chair: Michael Šebek
International Program Committee Chair: Petr Horáček, Miroslav Šimandl
Conference Editor: Pavel Zítek
Authors
Koji Tsumura
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
10.3182/20050703-6-CZ-1902.00044
Page Numbers:
43-43
Index Terms
identification,quantization,least-squares method,maximum likelihood principle
Abstract
In this paper, we first examine several criteria for system identification with quantized output data and show that the ordinary parameter estimator for quantization-free case is still reasonable according to those criteria. Then, we give the optimal quantization schemes for minimizing the estimation errors under a constraint on the number of the quantized subsections of the output signals or the expectation of the optimal code length when the quantized data is encoded.
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