Optimal Experimental Design for Uncertain Systems Based on Coupled Differential Equations

07/12/2020
by   Youngjoon Hong, et al.
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We consider the optimal experimental design problem for an uncertain Kuramoto model, which consists of N interacting oscillators described by coupled ordinary differential equations. The objective is to design experiments that can effectively reduce the uncertainty present in the coupling strengths between the oscillators, thereby minimizing the cost of robust control of the uncertain Kuramoto model. We demonstrate the importance of quantifying the operational impact of the potential experiments in designing optimal experiments.

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