arXiv:2603.20329v2 Announce Type: replace-cross Abstract: We study the ill-posed problem of recovering a probability measure flow from finitely many moving localized sensors using a Bayes Hilbert framework. Relative to a fixed reference probability measure, a probability law is represented by its centered log-ratio coordinates, so that an evolving law becomes a path in a Hilbert space of functions. For sufficiently regular Bayes Hilbert paths, we construct a canonical minimum-energy transport realization of the path by solving a weighted Neumann problem at each time, yielding an intrinsic tran
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