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Adaptive Control of Scientific Instruments with Nonstationary Responses through Multimodal Agents
Controlling scientific instruments requires parameters to be adjusted progressively in response to feedback from successive operations. When unobserved operating conditions evolve with operational history, responses become nonstationary, and a static mapping from actions to responses becomes inadequ
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