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The Mechanics of Delta Learning: Target Design for Generalizable Scientific Machine Learning
In scientific machine learning, $Δ$-learning trains models on residual errors relative to physical baselines, assuming that more accurate baselines with smaller residual scales inherently improve downstream performance. Here, we demonstrate that residual scale alone is an insufficient heuristic for
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