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A Data-Driven Koopman-Behavioral Distance for Nonlinear Dynamical Systems
Comparing nonlinear dynamical systems directly from trajectory data remains challenging because finite-horizon trajectory representations are generally coordinate dependent. Motivated by recent behavioral subspace approaches for linear systems, this paper introduces a Koopman-behavioral distance for
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