Inferring the Langevin Equation with Uncertainty via Bayesian Neural Networks

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2402.01338v1
• Date: Fri, 2 Feb 2024 11:47:56 GMT
• Title: Inferring the Langevin Equation with Uncertainty via Bayesian Neural Networks
• Authors: Youngkyoung Bae, Seungwoong Ha, Hawoong Jeong
• Abstract summary: We present a comprehensive framework that employs Bayesian neural networks for inferring Langevin equations in both overdamped and underdamped regimes. By providing a distribution of predictions instead of a single value, our approach allows us to assess prediction uncertainties. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our framework in inferring Langevin equations for various scenarios including a neuron model and microscopic engine.
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• Abstract: Pervasive across diverse domains, stochastic systems exhibit fluctuations in processes ranging from molecular dynamics to climate phenomena. The Langevin equation has served as a common mathematical model for studying such systems, enabling predictions of their temporal evolution and analyses of thermodynamic quantities, including absorbed heat, work done on the system, and entropy production. However, inferring the Langevin equation from observed trajectories remains challenging, particularly for nonlinear and high-dimensional systems. In this study, we present a comprehensive framework that employs Bayesian neural networks for inferring Langevin equations in both overdamped and underdamped regimes. Our framework first provides the drift force and diffusion matrix separately and then combines them to construct the Langevin equation. By providing a distribution of predictions instead of a single value, our approach allows us to assess prediction uncertainties, which can prevent potential misunderstandings and erroneous decisions about the system. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our framework in inferring Langevin equations for various scenarios including a neuron model and microscopic engine, highlighting its versatility and potential impact.

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