
TL;DR
This paper introduces a differential informed auto-encoder that learns the intrinsic structure of data through differential equations and generates new data consistent with this structure using physics-informed neural networks.
Contribution
It presents a novel auto-encoder framework that incorporates differential equations and physics-informed neural networks for data representation and generation.
Findings
Successfully captures the data's intrinsic differential structure.
Generates new data consistent with the learned differential equations.
Enhances data modeling with physics-informed neural networks.
Abstract
In this article, an encoder was trained to obtain the inner structure of the original data by obtain a differential equations. A decoder was trained to resample the original data domain, to generate new data that obey the differential structure of the original data using the physics-informed neural network.
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TopicsNeural Networks and Applications
