Identification of Differential Systems with Time-Varying Coefficients.

Richard Ernest Bellman, Brian Gluss, R. Roth

ResearchPublished 1964

Consideration of the problem of obtaining an optimal fit to observed data by determining successive approximating systems of linear differential equations with time-varying coefficients. This latter characteristic introduces little additional complexity in applying the differential approximation and quasilinearization methods used in the time-invariant case. Two examples demonstrate the method. 20 pp. (See also RM-3482, RM-3601, RM-3812, RM-4266, RM-4269.)

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