Flow matching on time series targets a closed-form nonparametric velocity field that is a similarity-weighted mixture of observed transition velocities, making neural models approximations to an ideal memory-augmented dynamical system sampler.
Markov neural operators for learning chaotic systems.arXiv preprint arXiv:2106.06898, pages 2–3, 2021
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