Christopher Rackauckas
Christopher Rackauckas
SteadyStateProblems would use it because those use the ODEProblem. If they end up as a NonlinearProblem though it would be ignored since it should be inconsequential to the solution? For...
> For NonlinearProblems one can specify an initial guess via value mappings of unknowns right? Yes, and that could be useful since starting with the conservation supported should keep it...
There are 3 schemes in the paper https://people.cs.vt.edu/~ycao/publication/newstepsize.pdf, can you implement them as different algorithms (reusing most of the code, just different controller dispatches) so we can compare them?
https://github.com/SciML/Catalyst.jl/pull/951
Just use the general separator const?
I really don't have much to go on here 😅 . Is this using SteadyStateProblem? What solver? Automatic differentiation?
You're near the edge of floating point precision there, so it's going to be hard for it to do much more than that and it would be a bit random...
The parameters don't seem right here. MTK generates equations with an MTKParameters object. `θ` would be the concatenation of the ODE parameters and the NN parameters, which I think it's...
> With PINNs the vector field du can deviate from the model allowing us to also capture some deviations from the model which are likely present in the experiment. And...
I don't think that's quite it. The issue is that the tests are split into many groups https://github.com/SciML/Optimization.jl/blob/master/.github/workflows/CI.yml#L22-L38 and I don't think the codecov system is merging them all right....