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SpReME: Sparse Regression for Multi-Environment Dynamic Systems

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arxiv 2302.05942 v2 pith:FSHDMQEL submitted 2023-02-12 cs.LG

SpReME: Sparse Regression for Multi-Environment Dynamic Systems

classification cs.LG
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Learning dynamical systems is a promising avenue for scientific discoveries. However, capturing the governing dynamics in multiple environments still remains a challenge: model-based approaches rely on the fidelity of assumptions made for a single environment, whereas data-driven approaches based on neural networks are often fragile on extrapolating into the future. In this work, we develop a method of sparse regression dubbed SpReME to discover the major dynamics that underlie multiple environments. Specifically, SpReME shares a sparse structure of ordinary differential equation (ODE) across different environments in common while allowing each environment to keep the coefficients of ODE terms independently. We demonstrate that the proposed model captures the correct dynamics from multiple environments over four different dynamic systems with improved prediction performance.

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