Identification of FIR systems under difference-driven scheduled quantized observations

In networked system identification,how to effectively use communication resources and improve convergence speed is the focus of attention.However,there is an inherent contradiction between the two tasks.In this paper,the event-driven communication is used to save communication resources for the identification of finite impulse response systems,and the input design is carried out to meet the requirements of convergence speed.First,a difference-driven communication is proposed.Then,the performance of the communication mechanism is analyzed,and the calculation method of its communication rate is given.After that,according to the communication rate and the convergence rate of the identification algorithm,the input design problem is transformed into a constrained optimization problem,and the algorithm for finding the optimal solution is given.In addition,considering the case that the output is quantized by multiple thresholds,the way to calculate its communication rate is given and the influence of threshold number on communication rate is discussed.Finally,the effectiveness of the algorithm is verified by simulation.