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…nd associated plotting tools. Initial implementation of uncertainty weight computation for a single frequency.
… log-Chebyshev system fit
…r frequency response data instead of control.FrequencyReponseDataObjects
…certainty characterization
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…ncyResponseData and control.FrequencyResponseList to np.ndarray, and update broken unit tests
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Resolves #50
Proposed Changes
Implement multi-model uncertainty characterization tools to determine uncertainty weights for different unstructured uncertainty models from frequency response data.
In order to implement the overbounding stable and minimum-phase fit, a general log-Chebyshev method was implemented that allows for the fit of a stable and minimum-phase transfer function to magnitude data with the option of providing upper and lower bounds on the fit.
Checklist
pyproject.toml,doc/conf.py,README.rst, andCITATION.cff.