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FP64 is All You Need: Rethinking Failure Modes in Physics-Informed Neural Networks

NeurIPS 2025 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Differential equations and PDEs · approach: Physics-informed neural network training · 2 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use FP64 instead of FP32 for vanilla PINN training (ablation)PINN · ConvectionrRMSE: 0.7640 -> 0.0072Helped
Use FP64 instead of FP32 for vanilla PINN training (ablation)PINN · ReactionrRMSE: 0.9778 -> 0.0502Helped
Use FP64 instead of FP32 for vanilla PINN training (ablation)PINN · WaverRMSE: 0.2837 -> 0.0081Helped
Use FP64 instead of FP32 for vanilla PINN training (ablation)PINN · Allen-CahnrRMSE: 0.9662 -> 0.0545Helped
Reduce precision from FP32 to TF32 (ablation)PINNsFormer and PINNMamba · Convection (β=50)rMAEHurt
Increase training precision to FP64 (ablation)PINN models · Convection (β=50)solution errorHelped

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