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Sensor bias (b=ym​−y)

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A sensor bias is a systematic offset between the measured output and the physical plant output, modeled here as ym​=y+b with constant b. Unlike zero-mean measurement noise, a sensor bias persists when repeated readouts are averaged. A sensor bias affects the physical meaning of a zero tracking error; for a temperature readout, independent thermometer calibration can detect it.

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