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Comparison of neural and spline representations for physics-informed learning
Physics-informed machine learning as recently emerged as a new paradigm for the resolution of partial differential equations, including functionalities for parametric modeling and inverse design, using neural networks to represent the solution fields. However, several difficulties have been reported
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