Weak-PDE-LEARN: A Weak Form Based Approach to Discovering PDEs From Noisy, Limited Data

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2309.04699v1
• Date: Sat, 9 Sep 2023 06:45:15 GMT
• Title: Weak-PDE-LEARN: A Weak Form Based Approach to Discovering PDEs From Noisy, Limited Data
• Authors: Robert Stephany, Christopher Earls
• Abstract summary: We introduce Weak-PDE-LEARN, a discovery algorithm that can identify non-linear PDEs from noisy, limited measurements of their solutions. We demonstrate the efficacy of Weak-PDE-LEARN by learning several benchmark PDEs.
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• Abstract: We introduce Weak-PDE-LEARN, a Partial Differential Equation (PDE) discovery algorithm that can identify non-linear PDEs from noisy, limited measurements of their solutions. Weak-PDE-LEARN uses an adaptive loss function based on weak forms to train a neural network, $U$, to approximate the PDE solution while simultaneously identifying the governing PDE. This approach yields an algorithm that is robust to noise and can discover a range of PDEs directly from noisy, limited measurements of their solutions. We demonstrate the efficacy of Weak-PDE-LEARN by learning several benchmark PDEs.

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