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Under general conditions imposed on an active stochastic oscillator, we studychange in the size and shape of its average limit cycle as a function oftemperature. Such dynamics occur in a multitude of nonequilibrium systems,including the spontaneous oscillations of hair cells of the inner ear. Wedemonstrate one of the many mechanisms through which distortion of the meancurve may occur and identify regions in the driven oscillator phase spacesusceptible to corner-cutting due to noise. This we infer causes rounding ofcertain sharp features in the noiseless curve given by the underlying complextheoretical model, making them inaccessible under any amount of averaging ofthe experimentally obtained finite-temperature trajectory.

Noise-induced distortion of nonequilibrium oscillator mean limit cycle