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Kernel Neural Operators (KNOs) for Scalable, Memory-efficient, Geometrically-flexible Operator Learning
The Kernel Neural Operator learns maps between function spaces using compositions of kernel integral operators that are universal approximators and require an order of magnitude fewer parameters than existing neural operators.
arxiv:2407.00809 v4 · 2024-06-30 · cs.LG · cs.NA · math.NA
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We present universal approximation theorems showing that both the continuous and fully discretized KNO are universal approximators on operator learning problems. Numerical results demonstrate that on existing benchmarks the training and test accuracy of KNOs is closely comparable to or higher than that of popular neural operators while typically using an order of magnitude fewer trainable parameters.
The decoupling of the choice of kernel from the numerical integration scheme (quadrature) thereby naturally allowing for operator learning with explicitly-chosen trainable kernels on irregular geometries without compromising the universal approximation property or convergence.
KNOs combine deep compositions of kernel integral operators with neural networks to define expressive kernels, delivering universal approximation for operator learning with geometric flexibility and roughly 10x fewer parameters than prior neural operators.
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