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crimson1206 t1_j8w4qnt wrote

The steps really don’t matter. The normal NN will not learn to extrapolate better with more steps.

This post is precisely showing how the PINN has better generalization than the normal NN

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Oceanboi t1_j8zdely wrote

Oh I see, I missed the major point that the training data is basically incomplete to model the entire relationship.

Why embed priors into neural networks, doesn’t Bayesian Modeling using MCMC do pretty much what this is attempting to do? We did something similar to this in one of my courses although we didn’t get to spend enough time on it so forgive me if my questions are stupid. I also would need someone to walk me through a motivating example for a PINN because I’d just get lost in generalities otherwise. I get the example, but am failing to see the larger use case.

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