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Spline-PINN: Approaching PDEs without Data Using Fast, Physics-Informed Hermite-Spline CNNs

AAAI 2022 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Differential equations and PDEs · approach: Physics-informed neural network training · 60 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use Hermite spline coefficients with a physics-informed loss instead of an implicit PINNPDE solver on DFG benchmark · DFG benchmark Re=2, Re=20 and Re=100drag coefficient C_D: Re=2: 25.3 -> 29.7; Re=20: 3.299 -> 4.7; Re=100: 1.853 -> (2.985 / 3.068 / 3.188)*Helped
use spatial spline order l,m=2 instead of l,m=1 (ablation)Spline-PINN · Wave oscillator domainL_z: 8.511e-02 -> 5.294e-02Helped
use spatial spline order l,m=2 instead of l,m=1 (ablation)Spline-PINN · Wave oscillator domainL_v: 1.127e-02 -> 6.756e-03Helped
use spatial spline order l,m=2 instead of l,m=1 (ablation)Spline-PINN · Wave oscillator domainL_b: 1.425e-03 -> 1.356e-03Helped

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