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Empirical data-driven linear model of a swimming robot using the complex delay-embedding DMD technique
Anguilliform locomotion, an efficient aquatic locomotion mode where the whole body is engaged in fluid–body interaction, contains sophisticated physics. We hypothesized that data-driven modeling techniques may extract models or patterns of the swimmers’ dynamics without implicitly measuring the hydr
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