Jiandong Wang

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Published: 1993
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2009
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Jiandong Wang, Akira Sano, Tongwen Chen, Biao Huang:
Identification of Hammerstein systems without explicit parameterisation of non-linearity. Int. J. Control 82(5): 937-952 (2009)
2007
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Jiandong Wang, Akira Sano, David S. Shook, Tongwen Chen, Biao Huang:
A blind approach to closed-loop identification of Hammerstein systems. Int. J. Control 80(2): 302-313 (2007)
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Jiandong Wang, Akira Sano, Tongwen Chen, Biao Huang:
Blind Hammerstein Identification for MR Damper Modeling. ACC 2007: 2277-2282
2006
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Jiandong Wang, Tongwen Chen, Biao Huang:
Cyclo-period estimation for discrete-time cyclo-stationary signals. IEEE Trans. Signal Process. 54(1): 83-94 (2006)
2005
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Jiandong Wang, Tongwen Chen, Biao Huang:
On spectral theory of cyclostationary signals in multirate systems. IEEE Trans. Signal Process. 53(7): 2421-2431 (2005)

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