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René Schenkendorf

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Optimal Experimental Design With The Sigma Point Method, René Schenkendorf, Andreas Kremling, Michael Mangold Jan 2009

Optimal Experimental Design With The Sigma Point Method, René Schenkendorf, Andreas Kremling, Michael Mangold

René Schenkendorf

Using mathematical models for a quantitative description of dynamical systems requires the identification of uncertain parameters by minimising the difference between simulation and measurement. Owing to the measurement noise also, the estimated parameters possess an uncertainty expressed by their variances. To obtain highly predictive models, very precise parameters are needed. The optimal experimental design (OED) as a numerical optimisation method is used to reduce the parameter uncertainty by minimising the parameter variances iteratively. A frequently applied method to define a cost function for OED is based on the inverse of the Fisher information matrix. The application of this traditional method …