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Resolving the Dual-Timescale Forecasting Dilemma in High-Frequency Cyber-Physical Telemetry via Physics-Grounded Dynamic Asymptotic Decomposition
High-frequency industrial cyber-physical systems (CPS) stream continuous sensor telemetry at sub-10-second intervals. Multi-horizon forecasting over hours is required for predictive maintenance and operational control. However, deploying machine learning models over extended horizons (H = 2,160 step
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