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Learning Neural Constitutive Laws from Motion Observations for Generalizable PDE Dynamics

ICML 2023 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Dynamical systems · approach: Physics-informed dynamics learning · 6 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use NCLaw instead of GNNPDE dynamics learned from one motion trajectory · Generalization (Overall)MSE: 1.2e-1±2.6e-1 -> 1.9e-4±2.3e-4Helped
Use NCLaw instead of NeuralPDE dynamics learned from one motion trajectory · Generalization (Overall)MSE: 4.9e-2±8.8e-2 -> 1.9e-4±2.3e-4Helped
Use NCLaw instead of GNNMaterial dynamics reconstruction · Reconstruction (Overall)MSE: 1.8e-2±1.0e-2 -> 8.6e-5±1.0e-4Helped
Add rotation equivariance to NCLaw (ablation)Neural constitutive laws · Plasticinetraining convergenceHelped
Add undeformed state equilibrium to NCLaw (ablation)Neural constitutive laws · Plasticinesimulation stabilityHelped
Use NCLaw instead of the labeled oracleWater parameter identification · Waterstress P MSE: 2.6e-3 -> 6.1e-1Hurt
Use NCLaw instead of the labeled oracleWater parameter identification · WaterF_new MSE: 2.381e-6 -> 2.388e-6No clear effect
Use Neural instead of NCLawMaterial dynamics reconstruction · Jell-OMSE: 2.4e-4 -> 1.2e-5Helped

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