On Structural Identifiability¶
Bellman, R., & Åström, K. J. (1970). On Structural Identifiability. Mathematical Biosciences, 7(3), 3-4.
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- Identifiability
- In pharmacokinetics, systems biology, and ecology, many compartmental models are structurally non-identifiable, forcing model reduction or additional measurement channels.
This sourceIntroduces the formal notion of structural identifiability of dynamic-system parameters from input-output data, including the non-identifiability of compartmental models.
- In pharmacokinetics, systems biology, and ecology, many compartmental models are structurally non-identifiable, forcing model reduction or additional measurement channels.
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