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Event-Triggered Data Selection for Online Frequency-Domain Identification
Online identification of frequency response functions is increasingly relevant for control and monitoring of high-performance systems whose dynamics may change during operation. In modern machines, however, continuously transmitting all locally acquired measurements to a central unit for identificat
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