Finding plant model in SISO system. Need help

I have a problem with system identification and can't find a solution in Matlab for it.
I have a SISO system in a closed loop
with T(s)=Y(s)/U(s)=(K*G(s))/(1+K*G(s))
I collected my data (input-output), managed to found a model and the transfer function of this model (T(s) or Y(s)/U(s)). But I have to go further and have to found the plant model (G(s)). I can calculate G(s) by solving the eq. above to (G(s)=T(s)/((1-T(s))*K) (K is known). But the problem is that T(s) is pretty complicated (8th order TF) so to do it manually, it's almost impossible.
Therefore my questions: 1) Is there a command that I can use to find easily the plant model in my system?
2) Can I solve the equation with the solve function? I tried but didn't get a proper solution.
Greetings Mudi

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Ryan G
Ryan G am 18 Dez. 2012
Bearbeitet: Ryan G am 18 Dez. 2012
What is the transfer function in question? How did you determine the transfer function T(s)? You should be able to define the order using the MATLAB System Identification tools.
T(s) =
3.951e12 s^2 - 4.877e13 s + 5.585e13
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s^8 - 8.521e06 s^7 - 3.247e08 s^6 - 1.284e10 s^5 - 2.398e11 s^4 - 3.09e12 s^3 - 1.299e13 s^2 - 2.842e13 s + 3.765e13
I didn't use the identification toolbox as I already had a script written to identify the systems. But the problem is not identification of the system, it's extracting the parts.

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Shashank Prasanna
Shashank Prasanna am 13 Jan. 2013

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If you already have the transfer functions for K and G then you can use the CONNECT and FEEDBACK function to get T without having to do it manually.
HTH

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