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A hybrid backtracking search algorithm with wavelet mutation-based nonlinear system identification of Hammerstein models

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In this paper a novel and accurate approach is presented to identify varieties of nonlinear Hammerstein models (closed loop and open loop) with the help of an optimization algorithm that combines a recently proposed backtracking search algorithm with wavelet theory-based mutation scheme (BSA-WM). The optimum output MSE associated with each plant along with its statistical information justifies the better precision and accuracy of BSA-WM-based identification approach as compared to the other methods reported in earlier literature.

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    P. S. Pal, R. Kar & D. Mandal

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Pal, P.S., Kar, R., Mandal, D. et al. A hybrid backtracking search algorithm with wavelet mutation-based nonlinear system identification of Hammerstein models. SIViP 11, 929–936 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11760-016-1041-z

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