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Adaptive identification by stochastic approximation

In this paper a new identifier for continuous-time SISO systems is proposed which differs from a widely studied adaptive scheme only by a time-varying "gain" term, inspired by results in stochastic approximation. We prove that this small modification makes the identifier robust to the presence of noise and along the way we derive a stability result for differential equations driven by diminishingly exciting signals.