How to add white noise to ARX model
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Consider the linear difference model of the form: y[n]-0.8y[n-1] =x[n-1]+w[n]
both x[n] and w[n] are zero mean white noise with unity variance,
To find y I would usually do:
n=300;
x=rand(n,1);
b=[0 1];
a=[1 -0.8];
y=filter(b,a,x);
what this solves is y[n]-0.8y[n-1]=x[n-1]
My question is how do I include the additive term w[n], In this special case I could have said w=x; and b=[1 1] but what about general case if x[n] was not white but was a different type of input like a step input and w[n] was white how do I then solve this linear difference equation.
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vidyesh
am 1 Dez. 2023
Hi Tarek,
I understand that you want to add white noise to your model.
The ‘awgn’ function in the Communications Toolbox can be used to add White Gaussian Noise to the signal. A parameter ‘snr’ is passed with the signal, and it is used to decide the relative power of the noise with respect to your signal. Unit of ‘snr’ is decibel.
Add the below line in your code before you calculate ‘y’ to add noise to ‘x’.
x_noisy = awgn(x, snr, ‘measured’);
Another choice is to generate noise samples using ‘wgn’ function and adding to ‘x’.
Refer the below documentation for details on the ‘awgn’ and ‘wgn’ functions:
Hope this answer helps.
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