Improved error bounds for Koopman operator and reconstructed trajectories approximations with kernel-based methods

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Main Authors: Olguín, Diego, Osses, Axel, Ramírez, Héctor
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author Olguín, Diego
Osses, Axel
Ramírez, Héctor
author_facet Olguín, Diego
Osses, Axel
Ramírez, Héctor
contents In this article, we propose a new error bound for Koopman operator approximation using Kernel Extended Dynamic Mode Decomposition. The new estimate is $O(N^{-1/2})$, with a constant related to the probability of success of the bound, given by Hoeffding's inequality, similar to other methodologies, such as Philipp et al. Furthermore, we propose a \textit{lifting back} operator to obtain trajectories generated by embedding the initial state and iterating a linear system in a higher dimension. This naturally yields an $O(N^{-1/2})$ error bound for mean trajectories. Finally, we show numerical results including an example of nonlinear system, exhibiting successful approximation with exponential decay faster than $-1/2$, as suggested by the theoretical results.
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spellingShingle Improved error bounds for Koopman operator and reconstructed trajectories approximations with kernel-based methods
Olguín, Diego
Osses, Axel
Ramírez, Héctor
Numerical Analysis
Dynamical Systems
37M99, 47B32, 47B33, 65D1214
In this article, we propose a new error bound for Koopman operator approximation using Kernel Extended Dynamic Mode Decomposition. The new estimate is $O(N^{-1/2})$, with a constant related to the probability of success of the bound, given by Hoeffding's inequality, similar to other methodologies, such as Philipp et al. Furthermore, we propose a \textit{lifting back} operator to obtain trajectories generated by embedding the initial state and iterating a linear system in a higher dimension. This naturally yields an $O(N^{-1/2})$ error bound for mean trajectories. Finally, we show numerical results including an example of nonlinear system, exhibiting successful approximation with exponential decay faster than $-1/2$, as suggested by the theoretical results.
title Improved error bounds for Koopman operator and reconstructed trajectories approximations with kernel-based methods
topic Numerical Analysis
Dynamical Systems
37M99, 47B32, 47B33, 65D1214
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.09266