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Position: Biology is the Challenge Physics-Informed ML Needs to Evolve

NeurIPS 2025 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Dynamical systems · approach: Stochastic population dynamics · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Position paper arguing that biological dynamical-systems modeling demands an evolved PIML, "Biology-Informed ML" (BIML), built on four pillars (uncertainty quantification, contextualization, constrained latent structure inference, scalability) with foundation models/LLMs as an integrative layer, plus benchmark and community recommendations.

Problem

Physics-informed ML assumes well-known governing equations, full observability, low noise, and low dimensionality, which rarely hold in biological dynamical systems, and there are no principled biology-tailored benchmarks to evaluate PIML for them.

Approach

Reframe PIML for biology as BIML: retain mechanistic structure but operate under softer, probabilistic, multi-source, context-dependent priors with explicit uncertainty, constrained latent variables, and scalable inference, with LLMs/foundation models supplying priors and hypotheses.

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Builds on: physics-informed machine learning SINDy neural ODEs ODEFormer

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