Learning and predicting complex systems dynamics from single-variable observations
ORAL
Abstract
Advances in model inference and data-driven science have enabled the accurate discovery of governing equations from observations alone, accelerating our understanding and control of dynamical systems. However, despite the ever-growing amount of experimental data collected, many physical and biological systems can only be partially observed. Here, building on recent progress in the inference and integration of nonlinear differential equations, we introduce an approach to learn a model using observations of just a single variable within a multi-variable dynamical system, and use this model to accurately predict future dynamics. Furthermore, we validate our approach on a variety of physical, chemical and biological systems which exhibit nonlinear dynamics and chaos.
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Presenters
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George Stepaniants
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT
Authors
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George Stepaniants
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT
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Alasdair Hastewell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology MI
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Dominic J Skinner
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT
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Jan F Totz
MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology MI
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Jorn Dunkel
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT, Department of Mathematics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology