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Derivative-Informed Training of Neural Operators On-the-Fly via Sketched Tangent Consistency

NeurIPS 2026 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Differential equations and PDEs · approach: Neural operators for general geometries · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes sketched tangent consistency loss (sTCL), an on-the-fly derivative regularizer that enforces the forward sensitivity equation on random input perturbations, with operator-aware conditioning, matching offline derivative-informed FNO training without stored tangent labels.

Problem

Derivative-informed neural-operator training normally needs offline tangent solves and stored derivative labels, which are slow, storage-heavy, and must be regenerated when data, resolution, or sketch basis change.

Approach

Replace precomputed tangent labels with a residual of the forward sensitivity equation evaluated on forward-mode JVPs of the current surrogate along random sketched directions, plus PDE-specific preconditioning (DST inverse-Laplacian residual, short MINRES target matching, Leray-Oseen weighting) chosen by the tangent operator's structure.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: Helmholtz synthetic data nonlinear diffusion-reaction synthetic data Burgers synthetic data Allen-Cahn synthetic data steady Navier-Stokes synthetic data

Benchmarks: Helmholtz Nonlinear diffusion-reaction Burgers Allen-Cahn Steady Navier-Stokes

Metrics: mean per-sample relative function error Jacobian-vector product relative error training wall-clock time

Baselines: Pure FNO Offline DI (DIFNO-style)

Builds on: DIFNO Fourier neural operator Sobolev training physics-informed neural networks Hutchinson trace estimator

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