eventThink Mathematically, Act Algorithmically: New Trends in Algorithms for Identification and Monitoring (Complementary Studies) (Copy) [Think Mathematically, Act Algorithmically: New Trends in Algorithms for Identification and Monitoring (Complementary Studies) (Kopie)] (S)
person Paolo Mercorelli

Next appointment: 14. October at 08:15
This course belongs to the Wintersemester 2026/2027!

Dates

weekly | Wednesday | 08:15 - 09:45 | 12.10.2026 - 29.01.2027 | C 40.106 Konrad-Zuse-Raum

Curriculum context

Combined academic performance
Written Part (75%)
Oral Presentation (25%)
Date of assessment: Wednesday, 31.03.2027
Resit date: No resit date will be offered to this assessment, because it is didactically inseparably connected with one of the associated courses. A resit will only be possible, if the module is available again.
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Organizational information

Seminar
Vollständig Präsenz
2
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30

Registration

centralized lottery procedure with participant limit

Registration does not begin until 02.10.2026 at 08:00. It ends on 12.10.2026 at 23:59.

Persons

Content

Englisch
Think Mathematically, Act Algorithmically: New Trends in Algorithms for Identification and Monitoring (Complementary Studies) (Kopie)
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The course is structured in three parts:
- Kalman Filters: the linear case, the nonlinear case (extended and augmented Kalman filters), cascaded Kalman Filters, Dual Kalman Filters
- Recursive Least Squares Methods System Identification
- Introduction to Wavelets packets: Data Analysis and Reconciliation

The topics mentioned above are developed using Matlab/Simulik directly in the Computers Room together with the teacher.

The course intends to give the students the possibility to learn in an intuitive way some of the most important algorithms in the fields of System Identification, Data Analysis and Data Reconciliation. The central part of the course is represented by an intuitive introduction of Kalman Filters after introducing the Recursive Least Squares. The course will enable students to approach different identification problems, in an autonomous way, using different kinds of Kalman Filters acquiring also good command of Matlab/Simulink for different kinds of application problems. At the end of the course, a short introduction to Wavelet Packets will be offered in a way that the students can autonomously use wavelet packets to analyze signals and data to detect outliers and noise.

This course is a Complementary Studies course that is open to PhD students!

Evaluation

This course has not been registered for teaching evaluation yet.

Further information on teaching evaluation: https://www.leuphana.de/en/teaching/quality-management/evaluation/course-evaluation.html

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