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EDMD-kDL (Extended Dynamic Mode Decomposition with Kernel-based Dictionary Learning) is a method proposed in a new paper that, for the first time, systematically combines kernel methods with bilevel optimization to learn a finite-dimensional Koopman embedding directly from data.
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