Approximation Problems in System Identification With Neural Networks
Chen Tian · 1994
In this paper, the capability of neural networks and some approximation problens in system identification with neural networks are investigated. Some results are given: (i) For any function g ∈Llocp (R1) ∩S' (R1) to be an Lp-Tauber-Wiener function, it is necessary and sufficient that g is not apolynomial; (ii) If g∈(Lp TW), then the set of is dense in Lp(K)' (iii) It is proved that bycompositions of some functions of one variable, one can approximate continuous functional defined on compact Lp(K) and continuous operators from compact Lp1(K1) to LP2(K2). These results confirm the capability of neural networks in identifying dynamic systems.