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On the Identifiability of User Adaptation in Co-Adaptive Neural Interfaces

We analyze identifiability in co-adaptive human-machine systems. We show that closed-loop encoder estimates do not uniquely identify user adaptation, but instead reflect properties of the joint system. We discuss implications for interpreting behavioral adaptation and propose conditions for identification.

AuthorsPhilip Waggoner
Primary categorycs.AI
Published24 April 2026
Last updated at source24 April 2026
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