The parameter identification of a nonlinear system is often difficult to handle. Through the study of a particular nonlinear system with a limit cycle, corresponding to a biological system with an endogenous rhythm, we show that it is useful to take into account additional algebraic or geometric features of the system to achieve parameter identification.
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