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UBS, 2024 Issue 111, Pages 66–80 (Mi ubs1225)

Systems Analysis

Identification of quadratic complex-valued dynamic neighborhood models on clustereddata and with outclustering

I. A. Sedykh, K. Makarov

Lipetsk State Technical University, Lipetsk

Abstract: Neighborhood models and their modifications used to model various distributed systems and processes. The study considers a quadratic complex-valued dynamic neighborhood model in which the parameters, inputs and states are complex numbers, and its definition is given. The model functions in discrete time. An example of a complex-valued dynamic neighborhood model consisting of three nodes shown, for which the graph of the structure and the functions of the intersection of states given in general form. A special case of recalculation functions for a quadratic model is also considered. An algorithm for identifying a complex-valued dynamic neighborhood model whose parameters are determined by the least squares method given. A general view of the matrices of a system of linear equations for finding the parameters of a quadratic model shown. Matrices are given and identification performed for the considered example of a neighborhood model. The root-mean-square and average reduced identification errors are found. The paper also considers the identification of a complex-valued dynamic neighborhood model on clustered data. Clustering performed using complex data sets by the k-means method. The proposed identification algorithms implemented in the form of a program in the Mathcad package, with the help of which the results of identification of a quadratic complex-valued dynamic neighborhood model on clustered data and without clustering are compared.

Keywords: dynamic neighborhood model, quadratic model, complex numbers, identification, clustering, k-means method

UDC: 519.6
BBK: 22.19

Received: August 29, 2023
Published: July 31, 2024

DOI: 10.25728/ubs.2024.111.2



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