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This doesn't make sense to me. Any time you want a reduced order model, you will get error. For example: - Say I have data which is perfectly sinusoidal, with
by patrick451 2y ago
This doesn't make sense to me. Any time you want a reduced order model, you will get error. For example:
- Say I have data which is perfectly sinusoidal, with an dc bias. I can fit a line a to this data, which will approximate the bias (or be exactly the bias if the data is over an integer number of cycles).
- I want to fit a plane to a curved surface
- I want to fit a low order transfer function to a high order system.
- I want to model a system with friction as a system with no friction.
Fitting parameters in all of these situations will result in a non-zero residual. But assuming that is due to randomness is not useful.