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This study introduces a new method for identifying parameter changes in dynamical systems using sensitivity vector fields (SVFs) with partial state information. This approach enhances diagnostic and sensing capabilities in complex systems.

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Area of Science:

Dynamical Systems Analysis
Nonlinear Dynamics
Time Series Analysis

Background:

Identifying parametric variations in dynamical systems is crucial for diagnostics and sensing.
Sensitivity Vector Fields (SVFs) quantify parametric effects on system attractors, often outperforming modal methods.
Traditional SVF construction requires full state variable availability, limiting application in high-dimensional systems.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a method for constructing SVFs using only partial state information.
To overcome the limitations of full state measurement in high-dimensional dynamical systems.
To enable broader application of SVFs in diagnostics and sensing.

Main Methods:

Utilizing time-delay coordinate embeddings to reconstruct system dynamics from partial observations.
Employing local models with embedded point cloud averaging for state estimation.
Applying the methodology to both simulated and experimental time series data.

Main Results:

Successfully constructed SVFs with partial state knowledge.
Demonstrated the utility and reliability of the time-delay embedding approach.
Showcased the method's effectiveness on diverse datasets.

Conclusions:

The developed method expands the applicability of SVFs to systems where full state measurement is infeasible.
This technique offers a robust solution for parameter identification in complex dynamical systems.
The findings have significant implications for advanced diagnostic and sensing technologies.