An active learning method based on E-SINDy identifies governing ODEs and PDEs accurately with significantly fewer data samples than random sampling across tested systems.
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A Pauli-transfer-matrix analysis of QELMs reveals the full set of nonlinear Pauli features generated by encoding and transformed by quantum channels, producing an interpretable classical nonlinear vector autoregression model that approximates flow maps in dynamical systems.
Symbolic rational-function networks recover an admissible PDE from noiseless complete measurements and select the regularization-minimizing parameterization within the architecture.
NVAR models exhibit training error scaling laws tied to feature library representation of Lie-series coefficients, with delays reducing one-step error but aiding long-horizon forecasts only under sufficient nonlinearity.
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How Low Can You Go? Active Learning for Sparse Model Discovery in the Ultra-Low-Data Limit
An active learning method based on E-SINDy identifies governing ODEs and PDEs accurately with significantly fewer data samples than random sampling across tested systems.
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Theory and interpretability of Quantum Extreme Learning Machines: a Pauli-transfer matrix approach
A Pauli-transfer-matrix analysis of QELMs reveals the full set of nonlinear Pauli features generated by encoding and transformed by quantum channels, producing an interpretable classical nonlinear vector autoregression model that approximates flow maps in dynamical systems.
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Symbolic recovery of PDEs from measurement data
Symbolic rational-function networks recover an admissible PDE from noiseless complete measurements and select the regularization-minimizing parameterization within the architecture.
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Flow map learning in nonlinear vector autoregressive models: influence of the feature-library structure on the training error
NVAR models exhibit training error scaling laws tied to feature library representation of Lie-series coefficients, with delays reducing one-step error but aiding long-horizon forecasts only under sufficient nonlinearity.