FOSSA scores sensor importance for PINN inverse problems via first-order optimality conditions at convergence and shows that low-importance sensors can degrade reconstruction accuracy in electrocardiographic imaging.
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FOSSA: First-Order Optimality-Based Sensor Selection for PINN Inverse Problems, with Application to Electrocardiographic Imaging
FOSSA scores sensor importance for PINN inverse problems via first-order optimality conditions at convergence and shows that low-importance sensors can degrade reconstruction accuracy in electrocardiographic imaging.
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Data-Driven Hamiltonian Reduction for Superconducting Qubits via Meta-Learning
HAML meta-learns a mapping from control inputs and device parameters to effective two-qubit Hamiltonian coefficients via simulation training, then adapts online with few measurements, recovering coefficients where Schrieffer-Wolff perturbation theory fails.