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Numerical differentiation and noise filtering #6
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Numerical differentiation decreases the Signal/Noise Ratio (SNR), and the measured data (position of the cart and the angle of the endulum) must be differentiated twice (to obtain velocity and acceleration). This means there's a need for robust pre-processing filtering step. Normal kernel-based filters probably aren't good enough and I'd like to use FFT, so I'll do part of the filtering by cutting off higher frequencies. The cutoff frequency will be based off of the PSD of each signal. Coincidentally, I found a paper ( https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.01911 ) again from UW, which finds the cutoff frequency similarly and has the same co-author (prof. Kutz) as the SINDy paper.
PSD of the state signals, the 'Filtered' signal is filtered with a non-causal flattop kernel with the size 60. Real measurements will contain only measurements x1 and x2, x3 and x4 must be gotten through differentiating them.
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