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Data-driven cold starting of good reservoirs

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arxiv 2403.10325 v1 pith:Y4ZLI4CY submitted 2024-03-15 math.DS

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Using short histories of observations from a dynamical system, a workflow for the post-training initialization of reservoir computing systems is described. This strategy is called cold-starting, and it is based on a map called the starting map, which is determined by an appropriately short history of observations that maps to a unique initial condition in the reservoir space. The time series generated by the reservoir system using that initial state can be used to run the system in autonomous mode, to produce accurate forecasts of the time series under consideration immediately. By utilizing this map, the lengthy "washouts" that are necessary to initialize reservoir systems can be eliminated, enabling the generation of forecasts using any selection of appropriately short histories of the observations.

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