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Aditi Krishnapriyan (@ask1729) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Neural Spectral Methods (spectral-based neural operator + spectral loss training method) will be presented at Poster session 4 this Wed (May 8, 4:30 PM) at #ICLR2024! Paper: openreview.net/forum?id=2DbVe… Code: github.com/ASK-Berkeley/N…

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#ML4Science and #ML4Simulations related workshops @ #ICML2024 today: Machine Learning for Life and Material Science: From Theory to Industry applications (ml4lms.bio)

Max Zhdanov (@maxxxzdn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📰 blogpost: maxxxzdn.github.io/blog/cscnns.ht… 🕹️ google colab: colab.research.google.com/drive/1M196l6X… I tried to make the blog post more accessible than the paper and added a lot of supporting visualizations. Please check it out if you are curious about spacetime-equivariant CNNs 🚀

Mathias Niepert (@mniepert) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you are at ICLR and interested in ways to make denoising diffusion more efficient, please come to Vinh’s oral talk tomorrow at 11:30 in oral session 1C. It also involves backprop through ODE solvers and constrained learning.

If you are at ICLR and interested in ways to make denoising diffusion more efficient, please come to Vinh’s oral talk tomorrow at 11:30 in oral session 1C. 

It also involves backprop through ODE solvers and constrained learning.
David Holzmüller (@dholzmueller) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨ICLR poster in 1.5 hours, presented by Daniel Musekamp: Can active learning help to generate better datasets for neural PDE solvers? We introduce a new benchmark to find out! Featuring 6 PDEs, 6 AL methods, 3 architectures and many ablations - transferability, speed, etc.!

🚨ICLR poster in 1.5 hours, presented by Daniel Musekamp:
Can active learning help to generate better datasets for neural PDE solvers?
We introduce a new benchmark to find out!
Featuring 6 PDEs, 6 AL methods, 3 architectures and many ablations - transferability, speed, etc.!