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StateSpaceTransform[sys, {p, q}]
transforms the state-space model sys using the matrices p and q.
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- StateSpaceTransform returns a transformed model where the state variables have been transformed. The transformation can be a similarity, equivalence, or restricted equivalence transformation.
- The system sys can be a standard or descriptor StateSpaceModel.
- For a standard StateSpaceModel[{a, b, c, d}], the original and transformed systems are related by the transformation
and the corresponding equations are given by: -




- Typically p and q are inverses, in which case the transformation is a similarity transformation. The following defaults for p and q are used for standard StateSpaceModel transformations:
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p or {p,Automatic} {p, Inverse[p]} {Automatic,q} {Inverse[q], q} - For a descriptor StateSpaceModel[{a, b, c, d, e}], the original and transformed systems related by the transformation
and the corresponding equations are given by: -




- Typically p and q are invertible matrices but not inverses, in which case the transformation is an equivalence transformation. The following defaults are used for descriptor StateSpaceModel transformations:
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p or {p,Automatic} {p, IdentityMatrix[n]} {Automatic,q} {IdentityMatrix[n], q}
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