1967
DOI: 10.1049/piee.1967.0376
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Eigenvalue and state-transition sensitivity of linear systems

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“…The sensitivity of the prediction algorithm based on spectral expansion will require knowledge of the sensitivity of the eigenvalue analysis of the defining covariance data matrix. Various techniques have been developed for relating eigenvalue change to differential matrix element changes [18-221, and the basic role of Sylvester's expansion theorem associated with the spectral decomposition of a matrix and of the constituent matrices in this development have been illustrated [18]. A differential change of dA in the matrix A possessing distinct eigenvalues has been shown to produce the small first-order eigenvalue variation where the eigenvector and eigenrow ur and v, respectively are defined by the relations…”
Section: Sensitivity Of the Spectral Prediction Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The sensitivity of the prediction algorithm based on spectral expansion will require knowledge of the sensitivity of the eigenvalue analysis of the defining covariance data matrix. Various techniques have been developed for relating eigenvalue change to differential matrix element changes [18-221, and the basic role of Sylvester's expansion theorem associated with the spectral decomposition of a matrix and of the constituent matrices in this development have been illustrated [18]. A differential change of dA in the matrix A possessing distinct eigenvalues has been shown to produce the small first-order eigenvalue variation where the eigenvector and eigenrow ur and v, respectively are defined by the relations…”
Section: Sensitivity Of the Spectral Prediction Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%