nbouziani/physics-driven-ml

Physics-driven machine learning using PyTorch and Firedrake

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This project helps researchers and engineers who work with physics-based simulations by generating data and training machine learning models that integrate directly with partial differential equations (PDEs). It takes parameters for physical systems and observed data, then produces trained machine learning models capable of solving inverse problems like inferring material properties. The end-users are computational scientists, physicists, and engineers working on complex simulation and modeling tasks.

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Use this if you need to build and evaluate machine learning models that are deeply coupled with physics simulations described by partial differential equations, especially for inverse problems.

Not ideal if your problem doesn't involve complex physics simulations or if you are not comfortable working with Python and scientific computing environments like Firedrake and PyTorch.

computational-physics scientific-machine-learning inverse-problems finite-element-analysis numerical-simulation
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MIT

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Jan 31, 2024

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