This paper is motivated by practical consideration that the input updating and output sampling rates are often limited due to sensor and actuator speed constraints. In particular, for general dual-rate systems with different updating and sampling periods, we derive the lifted state-space models (mapping relations between available dual-rate input-output data), and, by using a hierarchical identification principle, present combined parameter and state estimation algorithms for identifying the canonical lifted models based on the given dual-rate input-output data, taking into account the causality constraints of the lifted systems. Finally, we give an illustrative example to indicate that the proposed algorithm is effective.
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