A practical input-to-state stability certificate for Koopman learning control is derived, separating prediction residuals from selected-channel margins and projection residuals.
Linear predictors for nonlin- ear dynamical systems: Koopman operator meets model predictive control.Automatica, 93:149–160
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A probe-conditioned memory and Koopman MPC framework reduces seal-width tracking error from 0.25-0.40 mm to 0.049 mm in deadband-affected industrial dispensing by retrieving historical actuator-behavior records matched to a 16-move target probe.
Mechanism learning infers active local evolution rules via prototype-anchored descriptors to achieve more robust forecasting than direct state prediction on benchmarks like Burgers, WeatherBench2, and Lorenz96.
Koopman autoencoders with attention-free latent memory and online change-point re-encoding reduce long-horizon error on Duffing, Repressilator, and IRMA benchmarks while keeping low latency.
CCSS-IX is a context-conditioned structured simulator for wastewater digital twins that uses adaptive expert mixing and self-falsifying conformal decision rules to reduce unsafe actions while maintaining low prediction error on real plant and benchmark data.
WSINDYc-MPC identifies governing dynamics more robustly than benchmarks under high noise, enabling longer prediction horizons and lower tracking errors in fusion, drone, chaos, and aircraft control tasks.
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Input-to-State Stability Certification via Projection Residuals for Koopman Learning Control of Nonlinear Repetitive Systems
A practical input-to-state stability certificate for Koopman learning control is derived, separating prediction residuals from selected-channel margins and projection residuals.
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Probe-Conditioned Memory for Actuator-Deadband-Aware Koopman MPC in Industrial Sealing
A probe-conditioned memory and Koopman MPC framework reduces seal-width tracking error from 0.25-0.40 mm to 0.049 mm in deadband-affected industrial dispensing by retrieving historical actuator-behavior records matched to a 16-move target probe.
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Mechanism Learning: Prototype-Anchored Mechanism Inference for Scientific Forecasting
Mechanism learning infers active local evolution rules via prototype-anchored descriptors to achieve more robust forecasting than direct state prediction on benchmarks like Burgers, WeatherBench2, and Lorenz96.
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Learning the Koopman Operator using Attention Free Transformers
Koopman autoencoders with attention-free latent memory and online change-point re-encoding reduce long-horizon error on Duffing, Repressilator, and IRMA benchmarks while keeping low latency.
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Explainable Wastewater Digital Twins: Adaptive Context-Conditioned Structured Simulators with Self-Falsifying Decision Support
CCSS-IX is a context-conditioned structured simulator for wastewater digital twins that uses adaptive expert mixing and self-falsifying conformal decision rules to reduce unsafe actions while maintaining low prediction error on real plant and benchmark data.
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WSINDy for Model Predictive Control with Applications to Fusion, Drones, and Chaos
WSINDYc-MPC identifies governing dynamics more robustly than benchmarks under high noise, enabling longer prediction horizons and lower tracking errors in fusion, drone, chaos, and aircraft control tasks.
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