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# Memory Force Learning

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  1. arXiv

    Fractional-grid forecasts split in two: learned frequency prediction, separately reconstructed memory for the error bound

    A fractional grid's observation window misses earlier motion, and that history reaches the future through a memory force. The study separates frequency point prediction from memory reconstruction as two learning objectives: across six-node, ten-cycle, ten-mesh and twenty-mesh cases, a response-trained linear predictor refined by a neural residual lowers frequency RMSE relative to that linear predictor by 0.074 to 0.104 at the primary noise level. A separately reconstructed force serves as the reference for an energy inequality plus an angle test, issuing frequency envelopes in cases where the point predictor alone cannot support them.

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