[SciPy-Dev] Distance to uncontrollability
Irvin Probst
irvin.probst at ensta-bretagne.fr
Wed Mar 4 07:02:33 EST 2015
Hi,
do you know if an implementation of Gu/Mengi's algorithm to compute the
distance to uncontrollability [1] for a linear system would be of any
interest for the average scipy user ? Or is it enough for almost anyone
to be able to compute the controllability index of a system using the
staircase algorithm ?
[1] Copy/paste of Gu/Mengi's paper:
The distance to uncontrollability for a linear control system is the
distance (in the 2-norm) to the nearest uncontrollable system. We
present an algorithm based on methods of Gu and Burke–Lewis–Overton that
estimates the distance to uncontrollability to any prescribed accuracy.
The new method requires O(n4) operations on average, which is an
improvement over previous methods which have complexity O(n6), where n
is the order of the system. Numerical experiments indicate that the new
method is reliable in practice.
Source: http://home.ku.edu.tr/~emengi/papers/fast_dist_uncont.pdf
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