Identification of characteristics of coupled oscillators
Abstract
The observation and identification problem for mathematical model of coupled Van der Pol oscillators is considered. Such systems arise under modeling of many cyclical biological processes. The synthesis of invariant relationships method is used developed for the solution of inverse control problems. The method allows to synthesize additional relations between the known and unknown quantities of the mathematical model of the object.Downloads
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