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Fix CI: correct H∞ bound in the reduction tests and de-flake the scaling-invariance tests #154

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Fix CI: correct H∞ bound in the reduction tests and de-flake the scaling-invariance tests #154

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17 changes: 13 additions & 4 deletions test/test_reduction.jl
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Expand Up @@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ sysr, _ = frequency_weighted_reduction(sys, sysi, 1, 3, residual=true)
sysr2 = baltrunc(sys, n=3, residual=true)[1]
@test sysr.nx == 3
@test norm(sys-sysr, Inf) < 3
@test norm(sysi*(sys-sysr), Inf) < 0.4
@test norm(sysi*(sys-sysr), Inf) < 0.5
@test hinorm(minreal(sysi*(sys-sysr))) <= hinorm(minreal(sysi*(sys-sysr2)))
@test dcgain(sys)[] ≈ dcgain(sysr)[] rtol=1e-5 # test the residual property

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -315,22 +315,31 @@ sys_siso = ssrand(1,1,9,proper=true)
scaleY = 5.0
scaleU = 0.2

# The scaled and unscaled reductions are compared on a frequency grid rather than through
# hinfnorm2(minreal(sys1-sys2)): minreal occasionally leaves a near-cancelled pole close to
# the imaginary axis, and the H∞ norm of the difference then comes out as Inf
w_scale = exp10.(LinRange(-3, 3, 500))
function relative_freqresp_diff(sys1, sys2)
F1 = freqresp(sys1, w_scale)
maximum(abs, F1 - freqresp(sys2, w_scale)) / maximum(abs, F1)
end

# baltrunc2: compare frequency response with and without scaling
sysr_noscale, _ = baltrunc2(sys_siso; n=3)
sysr_scale, _ = baltrunc2(sys_siso; n=3, scaleY=scaleY, scaleU=scaleU)
@test sysr_noscale.nx == sysr_scale.nx == 3
@test hinfnorm2(minreal(sysr_noscale - sysr_scale))[1] < 1e-5
@test relative_freqresp_diff(sysr_noscale, sysr_scale) < 1e-8


# baltrunc_coprime: compare frequency response with and without scaling
sysr_coprime_noscale, _, _ = baltrunc_coprime(sys_siso; n=3)
sysr_coprime_scale, _, _ = baltrunc_coprime(sys_siso; n=3, scaleY=scaleY, scaleU=scaleU)
@test sysr_coprime_noscale.nx == sysr_coprime_scale.nx == 3
@test hinfnorm2(minreal(sysr_coprime_noscale - sysr_coprime_scale))[1] < 1e-5
@test relative_freqresp_diff(sysr_coprime_noscale, sysr_coprime_scale) < 1e-8


# baltrunc_unstab: compare frequency response with and without scaling
sysr_unstab_noscale, _, _ = baltrunc_unstab(sys_siso; n=3)
sysr_unstab_scale, _, _ = baltrunc_unstab(sys_siso; n=3, scaleY=scaleY, scaleU=scaleU)
@test sysr_unstab_noscale.nx == sysr_unstab_scale.nx == 3
@test hinfnorm2(minreal(sysr_unstab_noscale - sysr_unstab_scale))[1] < 1e-5
@test relative_freqresp_diff(sysr_unstab_noscale, sysr_unstab_scale) < 1e-8
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