Volume 1 2004
DOI: 10.1115/esda2004-58542
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Combined Deterministic-Stochastic Frequency-Domain Subspace Identification for Experimental and Operational Modal Analysis

Abstract: Until recently frequency-domain subspace algorithms were limited to identify deterministic models from input/output measurements. In this paper, a combined deterministic-stochastic frequency-domain subspace algorithm is presented to estimate models from input/output spectra, frequency response functions or power spectra for application as experimental and operational modal analysis. The relation with time-domain subspace identification is elaborated. It is shown by both simulations and real-life test examples … Show more

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“…The fitting of experimental data to a model is an optimization problem based on a cost function, which can be solved either through the linear least squares method or with the maximum likelihood (ML) estimator [17]. All the possible combinations of the previously referred models and fitting procedures are explored in [13], together with a different class of methods (realization algorithms) that use frequency domain state-space models, designated stochastic frequency-domain subspace identification methods. In [18], it is introduced an alternative frequency domain identification algorithm based on the concept of transmissibility functions.…”
Section: Overview Of Oma Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The fitting of experimental data to a model is an optimization problem based on a cost function, which can be solved either through the linear least squares method or with the maximum likelihood (ML) estimator [17]. All the possible combinations of the previously referred models and fitting procedures are explored in [13], together with a different class of methods (realization algorithms) that use frequency domain state-space models, designated stochastic frequency-domain subspace identification methods. In [18], it is introduced an alternative frequency domain identification algorithm based on the concept of transmissibility functions.…”
Section: Overview Of Oma Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This disadvantage can be avoided by the use of the so-called positive or half-spectrum. It is demonstrated, for instance in [13], that the modal decomposition of the half-spectrum is given by…”
Section: S Yy ðOþ ¼ Hðoþr Uu H H ðOþ ð17þmentioning
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“…Ao substituir a PSD do ruído branco na Eq. (3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17)(18)(19)(20) onde δ(t) é a função delta de Dirac. Pelo do teorema de Parseval [32], não é possível obter uma realização de um ruído branco propriamente dito.…”
Section: Hipótese De Forçamento Por Ruído Brancounclassified
“…Coso o contrário, são relacionados ao filtro de forçamento. Ao ser comparada com a análise modal experimental (EMA) [20], onde a identificação é feita através do sinais de força e resposta, a análise modal operacional contém vantagens e desvantagens. As principais vantagens estão relacionadas à identificação de estruturas que não podem ser trazidas para laboratórios, como por exemplo, prédios, pontes, turbinas eólicas, satélites em orbita, etc.…”
Section: Análise Modal Operacionalunclassified