Change-Aware Self-Adaptive AI-Aided Kalman Filters With Neural Change Point Detection

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The paper offers a transferable closed-loop adaptation mechanism: monitor interpretable internal features and estimation residuals with a neural change-point detector, then use a soft reliability score to regulate online learning. Its key asset is the separation between inference and adaptation: a model remains frozen during nominal operation and receives stronger self-supervised updates only when evidence of distribution shift accumulates. This can be transferred to recurrent, state-space, forecasting, and streaming neural models by gating learning rates or parameter subsets with a learned change score. The central falsifiable prediction is that the gate should remain near zero in-distribution, rise rapidly after an abrupt or gradual shift, and reduce post-shift recovery time without causing nominal-regime drift.