Riding the Chaos: Accurately Predicting System Responses to Complex Forces
![The system’s state space trajectories, captured at intervals of approximately 10 seconds, demonstrate the predictive capacity of a Gaussian State Space model (red) and an autoencoder-LSTM network (green) against the backdrop of a periodically forced system (cyan) and its true response (black) as projected onto different phase space coordinates-specifically, [latex]x_{10}, \dot{x}_{10}, x_{11}[/latex] and [latex]x_1, \dot{x}_1, x_{20}[/latex]-revealing the models’ ability to approximate system behavior across varying states.](https://arxiv.org/html/2602.16848v1/x16.png)
A new computational approach offers a faster and more precise method for determining the stable states of mechanical systems under unpredictable external influences.
![The system’s state space trajectories, captured at intervals of approximately 10 seconds, demonstrate the predictive capacity of a Gaussian State Space model (red) and an autoencoder-LSTM network (green) against the backdrop of a periodically forced system (cyan) and its true response (black) as projected onto different phase space coordinates-specifically, [latex]x_{10}, \dot{x}_{10}, x_{11}[/latex] and [latex]x_1, \dot{x}_1, x_{20}[/latex]-revealing the models’ ability to approximate system behavior across varying states.](https://arxiv.org/html/2602.16848v1/x16.png)
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