SPLICE: Sparse Physics Library Identification and Compositional Expansion
Neural operator splitting composes a library of neural operators, one per physical mechanism, into zero-shot simulators of new equations.
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Key points
- We ask whether a pretrained library can instead be adapted and grown from unlabeled trajectories in which multiple mechanisms act simultaneously.
- We introduce SPLICE, a framework that discovers operators without mechanism labels on mixture data.
- The contributions of the candidate operators to each trajectory are inferred by solving a convex optimization problem.
- On Navier-Stokes, the discovered operators compose about as accurately as their supervised counterparts.
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- [1]SPLICE: Sparse Physics Library Identification and Compositional ExpansionarXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 12, 04:07 PM
Neural operator splitting composes a library of neural operators, one per physical mechanism, into zero-shot simulators of new equations.
We ask whether a pretrained library can instead be adapted and grown from unlabeled trajectories in which multiple mechanisms act simultaneously.
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