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Characterizing the complete input-output properties of a system by exhaustive measurement is usually impossible. Instead, we must find some way of making a finite number of measurements that allow us to infer how the system will respond to other inputs that we have not yet measured. We can only do this for certain kinds of systems with certain properties. If we have the right kind of system, we can save a lot of time and energy by using the appropriate theory about the system’s responsiveness. Linear systems theory is a good time-saving theory for linear systems which obey certain rules. Not all systems are linear, but many important ones are. When a system qualifies as a linear system, it is possible to use the responses to a small set of inputs to predict the response to any possible input. This can save the scientist enormous amounts of work, and makes it possible to characterize the system completely.

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