Mathematical Model Discovery with Neural Differential Equations

Abstract

Scientists devote years to the model development cycle, which is the process of finding a model that describes a process, using data to fit parameters to the model, analyzing uncertainties in the fitted parameters, and performing additional experiments to refine and validate the model. In this project, we have developed tools to accelerate the model development cycle, enabling the experimentalist to focus on what they do best: scientific discovery. We demonstrate how Neural Differential Equations can be used for data-driven modeling of time-series data and dynamical systems found in science and engineering. We also demonstrate our state-of-the-art symbolic neural ordinary differential equation (neural ODE) tools for the symbolic regression of dynamical systems.

Date
Sep 22, 2023 4:15 PM — 5:30 PM
Location
University of California, Santa Barbara
Henley Hall 1010, Santa Barbara, CA 93117

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Colby Fronk
Colby Fronk
AI4Science PhD Student

My research interests include multidisciplinary scientific computing and AI4Science.