statilises
Statilises are a class of stabilization mechanisms used in dynamic systems to constrain the evolution of states by statistical means rather than purely deterministic feedback. They integrate measurement sensors, actuators, and probabilistic control rules to keep state trajectories within predefined statistical bounds, often expressed as confidence regions.
The term statilise blends stabilize and statistics, and is used primarily in theoretical discussions of probabilistic
Function and design: Statilises rely on a probabilistic state estimator to obtain a distribution over possible
Types: Passive statilises use energy-dissipating components to damp fluctuations without external power; active statilises employ actuators
Applications: The concept is discussed for aerospace structures, where vibration and flutter are mitigated; robotics, where
Limitations and status: Real-world deployment remains limited by sensing latency, model mismatch, and computational requirements for