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Efficiently Parameterized Neural Metriplectic Systems

ICLR 2025 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Dynamical systems · approach: Stable contractive dynamics · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes neural metriplectic systems (NMS), a hard-constrained parameterization of metriplectic (GENERIC) dynamics using exterior-algebra projections that scales quadratically in state dimension and rank, with approximation and error-bound results.

Problem

Learning metriplectic (GENERIC) dynamics from data that exactly conserve energy and produce entropy, with efficient parameterization that scales well with state dimension and rank of the irreversible operator, including when entropic variables are unobserved.

Approach

Parameterize the reversible and irreversible brackets L and M via orthogonal projections onto the complements of grad E and grad S (L = P_S A P_S with A skew, M = P_E B D B^T P_E with D PSD), which enforces symmetry and degeneracy by construction using only quadratically many learnable functions, and prove universal approximation and a time-error bound.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use NMS instead of GFINNMetriplectic learning on two gas containers, with unobserved entropy variables · Two gas containers test interval [0,t_test]MSE: .07 $\pm$ .03 -> .01 $\pm$ .02Helped
Use NMS instead of GFINNMetriplectic learning on two gas containers, with unobserved entropy variables · Two gas containers test interval [0,t_test]MAE: .13 $\pm$.03 -> .08 $\pm$ .06Helped
Use NMS instead of GFINNMetriplectic learning on the thermoelastic double pendulum · Thermoelastic double pendulum test setMSE: .40 $\pm$ .03 -> .38 $\pm$ .03Helped
Use NMS instead of GFINNMetriplectic learning on the thermoelastic double pendulum · Thermoelastic double pendulum test setMAE: .43 $\pm$ .07 -> .42 $\pm$ .07Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: two gas containers simulated trajectories thermoelastic double pendulum simulated trajectories

Benchmarks: two gas containers thermoelastic double pendulum

Metrics: MSE MAE

Baselines: NODE SPNN GNODE GFINN

Builds on: GNODE GFINN SPNN Neural ODE Adamax

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