Parameter Estimation Bounds Based on the Theory of Spectral Lines

06/23/2020
by   Arnab Sarker, et al.
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Recent methods in the machine learning literature have proposed a Gaussian noise-based exogenous signal to learn the parameters of a dynamic system. In this paper, we propose the use of a spectral lines-based deterministic exogenous signal to solve the same problem. Our theoretical analysis consists of a new toolkit which employs the theory of spectral lines, retains the stochastic setting, and leads to non-asymptotic bounds on the parameter estimation error. The results are shown to lead to a tunable parameter identification error. In particular, it is shown that the identification error can be minimized through an an optimal choice of the spectrum of the exogenous signal.

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