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Blind source separation techniques - Another way of doing operational modal analysis

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Fig. 1: Mixture of five sinusoids (left plots) and sources identified using SOBI (right plots)
Fig. 4: Fitting error of the 16 virtual sources (free response, SOBI)
Figure 6 shows the fitting error of the 16 virtual sources. 14 sources have a fitting error below 8%,  and the two remaining sources have an error above 60%
Fig. 6: Fitting error of the 16 virtual sources (random response, SOBI)
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