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Machine learning reasearch on graphs/complex network, climate adaptation technology and scientific machine learning
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AI for science is much bigger than RL or Generative AI in science.
There are several classes of models Like operator learning, physics informed neural networks, Fourier operators
That perform magnificently well and have killer applications in various industrial settings
Do read the attached paper if you're curious about AI in science
Neural ODE reframes this: instead of focusing on the weights, focus on how they change. It sees training as finding a path from untrained to trained state. At each step, it uses ODE solvers to compute the next state, continuing for N steps till it reaches values matching training data. This gives you the solution for the trained network.