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==Benchmark Model Templates==
==Benchmark Model Templates==
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for all <math>i = 1, \ldots, \ell</math>.
for all <math>i = 1, \ldots, \ell</math>.


By default <math>E = I, E_i = 0</math>, unless explicitly provided.
By default <math>E = I, E_i = 0</math>, unless explicitly provided.  If <math>A_i</math> are provided without <math>A</math>, then it is assumed <math>A = 0</math>.  Likewise for <math>B</math>, <math>C</math>, and <math>E</math>.


===Linear Time-Invariant Second-Order System (LTI-SOS)===
===Linear Time-Invariant Second-Order System (LTI-SOS)===
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for all <math>i = 1, \ldots, \ell</math>.
for all <math>i = 1, \ldots, \ell</math>.


By default <math>E = I, E_i = 0</math>, unless explicitly provided.
By default <math>E = I, E_i = 0</math>, unless explicitly provided.  If <math>M_i</math> are provided without <math>M</math>, then it is assumed <math>M = 0</math>.  Likewise for <math>K</math>, <math>B</math>, and <math>C</math>.


===Quadratic-Bilinear System (QBS)===
===Quadratic-Bilinear System (QBS)===

Latest revision as of 14:28, 25 March 2024


Benchmark Model Templates

This page specifies templates for the types of models used as benchmark systems. In particular, the naming schemes established here are used in the corresponding data sets for all benchmarks. For example, A always serves as the name of the component matrix applied to the state x(t) in a linear time-invariant, first-order system. For all models we assume an input u:m, with components uj,j=1,,m, a state x:n, and an output y:q. For all parametric models, we assume each component has parameters; in cases where a component has fewer than parameters, the extras are treated as 0. Some benchmarks (e.g., Bone Model) have a constant forcing term, in which case, it is assumed that u(t) is identically 1.

Linear Time-Invariant First-Order System (LTI-FOS)

Ex˙(t)=Ax(t)+Bu(t),y(t)=Cx(t)+Du(t),

with

En×n, An×n, Bn×m, Cq×n, Dq×m.

By default E=I and D=0, unless explicitly provided.

Linear Time-Varying First-Order System (LTV-FOS)

E(t)x˙(t)=A(t)x(t)+B(t)u(t),y(t)=C(t)x(t)+D(t)u(t),

with

E:n×n, A:n×n, B:n×m, C:q×n, D:q×m.

By default E=I and D=0, unless explicitly provided.

Affine-Parametric LTI-FOS (AP-LTI-FOS)

(E+i=1piEEi)x˙(t)=(A+i=1piAAi)x(t)+(B+i=1piBBi)u(t),y(t)=(C+i=1piCCi)x(t),

with

E,Ein×n; A,Ain×n; B,Bin×m; and C,Ciq×n, for all i=1,,.

By default E=I,Ei=0, unless explicitly provided. If Ai are provided without A, then it is assumed A=0. Likewise for B, C, and E.

Linear Time-Invariant Second-Order System (LTI-SOS)

Mx¨(t)+Ex˙(t)+Kx(t)=Bu(t),y(t)=Cpx(t)+Cvx˙(t)+Du(t),

with

Mn×n, En×n, Kn×n, Bn×m, Cp,Cvq×n, Dq×m.

When Cv=0, we denote C=Cp. By default E=I and D=0, unless explicitly provided.

Affine-Parametric LTI-SOS (AP-LTI-SOS)

(M+i=1piMMi)x¨(t)+(E+i=1piEEi)x˙(t)+(K+i=1piKKi)x(t)=(B+i=1piBBi)u(t),y(t)=(C+i=1piCCi)x(t),

with

M,Min×n; E,Ein×n; K,Kin×n; B,Bin×m; and C,Ciq×n, for all i=1,,.

By default E=I,Ei=0, unless explicitly provided. If Mi are provided without M, then it is assumed M=0. Likewise for K, B, and C.

Quadratic-Bilinear System (QBS)

Ex˙(t)=Ax(t)+Hx(t)x(t)+j=1mNjx(t)uj(t)+Bu(t),y(t)=Cx(t)+Du(t),

with

En×n, An×n, Hn×n2, Njn×n, Bn×m, Cq×n, Dq×m.

Nonlinear Time-Invariant First-Order System (NLTI-FOS)

Ex˙(t)=Ax(t)+Bu(t)+Ff(x(t),u(t)),y(t)=Cx(t)+Du(t),

with

En×n, An×n, Bn×m, Cq×n, Dq×m, Fn×n, f:n×mn.

By default F=I, E=I, D=0, unless explicitly provided.

Nonlinear Time-Invariant Second-Order System (NLTI-SOS)

Mx¨(t)+Ex˙(t)+Kx(t)=Bu(t)+Ff(x(t),u(t)),y(t)=Cpx(t)+Cvx˙(t)+Du(t),

with

Mn×n, En×n, Kn×n, Bn×m, Fn×n, Cp,Cvq×n, Dq×m, f:n×mn.

When Cv=0, we denote C=Cp.

By default F=I, E=I, D=0, unless explicitly provided.

Other System Classes

Affine-parametric and time-varying versions of nonlinear systems are clearly also possible by combining patterns of the above models.