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# Invertible Neural Networks

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  1. arXiv

    Chemical reaction networks stop refitting per dataset: one training run, then model choice and rate constants in seconds

    A single amortized neural architecture now handles reaction-pathway discrimination and rate-constant estimation together, so new experimental data needs only a forward pass to yield posterior model probabilities and parameter posteriors.

  2. arXiv

    Physics-informed networks get a coordinate change: CTPINN flattens steep gradients and recovers accuracy on boundary layers

    Physics-informed neural networks (PINNs) often lose accuracy on PDEs with sharp gradients, partly because the network struggles to represent high-frequency variation. CTPINN adds a learnable coordinate transformation alongside the solution network, mapping the physical domain to a computational domain where the solution is approximately affine and gradients are more evenly distributed. The explicit construction restores accuracy on boundary-layer problems, and the implicit construction, plugged into PirateNet, SPINN and QRPINN, improves accuracy across several benchmark equations.

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