AI/ML+Physics Part 3: Designing an Architecture - presented by Prof. Steve Brunton

AI/ML+Physics Part 3: Designing an Architecture

Prof. Steve Brunton

Prof. Steve Brunton
Slide at 26:51
AGRANGIAN NEURAL NETWORKS
Baseline NN
Loss of
Double Pendulum
Energy
+ m2)1202 + 12232
cos(01 - 02)
+(m1
m2)gl1 cos 01
+m2gl2 cos O2
Lagrangian NN
Observe State
Conservation of
over Time
Take Gradients:
Energy
Generalized
Coordinates
(No need for canonical
dqdq
coordinates)
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References
  • 1.
    M. Cranmer et al. (2020) Lagrangian Neural Networks.
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Summary (AI generated)

Lagrangian neural networks and Hamiltonian neural networks are a good example of the intersection of architecture and loss function. If a system conserves energy or has a mechanical structure, Lagrangian and Hamiltonian systems can be incorporated into both the architecture and loss function to train the neural network. This area of research includes Lagrangian neural networks, deep Operator networks, and Operator networks in general, such as deep UNets and Fourier neural operators. These custom architectures can accelerate training with less data due to physical implicit assumptions. Neural operators are another popular architecture in this field.