The Innovation Floor-Lock Theorem; Observation Limits in a Self-Field-Following Agent under Optimal Kalman Filtering
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We present a structural analysis of detection failure in a self-referential adaptive perception architecture. An SFE agent tracks a one-dimensional stochastic field via a matched Kalman filter and monitors prediction surprise through a self-regulating windowed gate. We prove that once the filter reaches steady state, the predictable component of state evolution is absorbed by the estimator, leaving a whitened residual that carries no information about the field's confinement regime k. The normalized residual magnitude locks at a universal value: "E[ε̃] = sqrt(2/π) · (σₘ / V_field) ≈ 0.714 (for all k ≥ 0 under matched filtering)", independent of field-confinement strength. This is a structural…
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- Residual
- Kalman filter
- Estimator
- Control theory (sociology)
- Adaptive estimator
- Adaptive filter
- Extended Kalman filter
- Gaussian
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