IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control · 1978 · 70 citations · 13 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsSystems EngineeringBayesian Data AnalysisDynamical SystemsStatistical ModelingBayesian InferenceEstimation TheoryMaximum Likelihood EstimationParameter EstimationStatistical InferenceSystem IdentificationBayesian System IdentificationIdentifiability AnalysisIdentification Of Dynamical SystemsLinear State-space SystemsLinear System IdentificationMaximum Likelihood InferenceParameter IdentifiabilityParameter Identification
The consistency of maximum likelihood and related Bayesian estimates for a general class of observation sequences is treated, following a result by P. E. Caines. The condition for consistency is then interpreted in terms of the statistics associated with linear systems driven by white Gaussian inputs, to establish a verifiable condition for the identifiability of such systems on finite sets of mathematical representations.
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R. C. Geary, H. Leslie Cramer · The Economic Journal · 1947 · 6K citations