Conclusion and further work - System gamma: the directives of finite-frequency identification Ljubov Mikhailova,...

Conclusion and further work
In this paper the software implementation of finite-frequency identification method in the system GAMMA is considered. GAMMA is the two-level CAD tool for identification and controllers algorithms synthesis for the linear plants.
Further work is related both with the improvement of the frequency-identification technique and GAMMA development. The further improvement of finite-frequency identification method allows to decrease the identification time in case when the external disturbances and noise are sufficiently small and processes in the plant depends on initial conditions primarily.
The evolution of the GAMMA is performed in following directions:
The modernization of INSTRUMENT language. In particular we intend to change the mechanism of calculation modules executing in order to decrease the time of directives executing.
The increasing of set of calculation modules in order to make the GAMMA more universal system.
The implementation of methods for identification of multivariable plant. The corresponding method is developed in (Alexandrov, Orlov etc, 2003).
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F igure 1 The architecture of GAMMA
Figure 2 The dialog form with initial data of directive D123su
Figure 3 The fragment of report of directive D123su executing
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