Semi-physical Identification and State Estimation of Energy Intake for Interventions to Manage Gestational Weight Gain.
Semi-physical Identification and State Estimation of Energy Intake for Interventions to Manage Gestational Weight Gain.
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DOI:
10.1109/acc.2016.7525092
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发表时间:
2016-07
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Savage JS
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作者:
Guo P;Rivera DE;Downs DS;Savage JS
Excessive gestational weight gain (i.e., weight gain during pregnancy) is a significant public health concern, and has been the recent focus of novel, control systems-based interventions. This paper develops a control-oriented dynamical systems model based on a first-principles energy balance model from the literature, which is evaluated against participant data from a study targeted to obese and overweight pregnant women. The results indicate significant under-reporting of energy intake among the participant population. A series of approaches based on system identification and state estimation are developed in the paper to better understand and characterize the extent of under-reporting; these range from back-calculating energy intake from a closed-form of the energy balance model, to a constrained semi-physical identification approach that estimates the extent of systematic under-reporting in the presence of noise and possibly missing data. Additionally, we describe an adaptive algorithm based on Kalman filtering to estimate energy intake in real-time. The approaches are illustrated with data from both simulated and actual intervention participants.