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license: apache-2.0
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language:
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- en
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base_model:
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- ajsbsd/navier-stokes-2d-dataset
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pipeline_tag: graph-ml
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tags:
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- neural-operator
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- fourier-neural-operator
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- scientific-machine-learning
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- partial-differential-equations
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- surrogate-model
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datasets:
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- custom-dataset # Replace with specific dataset name if publicly available
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metrics:
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- custom-metric # Replace with specific metrics used, e.g., L2 error, MSE
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model-index:
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- name: Fourier Neural Operator (FNO)
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results:
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- task:
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name: Solving Partial Differential Equations
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type: text-generation # Or a more specific task type if available in Hugging Face tasks
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dataset:
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name: Custom Dataset
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type: custom
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metrics:
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- type: custom-metric
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value: 0.0 # Replace with actual metric value from training
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model_name: "fno_trained_checkpoint" # Replace with a more specific name if desired
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model_author: "Neural Operator Community/Your Name" # Replace with your name/organization
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model_summary: "A Fourier Neural Operator (FNO) checkpoint trained for solving a specific partial differential equation, as described by the training script."
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model_architecture: "Fourier Neural Operator (FNO)"
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model_type: "Neural Network for Operator Learning"
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# Training Details
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training_procedure:
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code_repository: "[email protected]:neuraloperator/NNs-to-NOs.git"
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training_script: "python train_single_res.py fno.yaml"
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epochs: 10
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software_framework: "PyTorch" # Assuming PyTorch based on common NO implementations
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hardware_setup: "Not specified in training procedure, assumed standard GPU setup" # Add specific hardware if known
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training_duration: "Not specified in training procedure" # Add actual duration if known
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hyperparameters:
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# Include key hyperparameters from fno.yaml if possible, e.g.:
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# learning_rate: 0.001
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# optimizer: "Adam"
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# batch_size: 32
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# resolution: [64, 64] # Example resolution
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# modes: 12 # Example modes for FNO
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# width: 20 # Example width for FNO
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# ... (add other relevant hyperparameters from fno.yaml)
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data_preprocessing: "Refer to the training script and dataset documentation for details."
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validation_strategy: "Not explicitly stated, assume standard validation split in fno.yaml or script." # Add details if known
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# Intended Use
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intended_uses:
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- "Surrogate modeling for Partial Differential Equations"
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- "Accelerating scientific simulations"
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- "Research in neural operators and scientific machine learning"
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# Limitations and Biases
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limitations:
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- "Performance may vary significantly on out-of-distribution data."
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- "Generalizability is highly dependent on the training data distribution."
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- "Computational resources required for inference may be substantial depending on problem size."
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biases:
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- "Potential biases inherent in the training data." # Describe any known biases in the dataset
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# Ethical Considerations
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ethical_considerations:
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- "Ensure responsible deployment in safety-critical applications."
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- "Transparency in data sources and model limitations is crucial."
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# Citation (if applicable)
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citation: |
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@article{your_article_citation,
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title={Your Article Title},
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author={Author One and Author Two},
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journal={Journal Name},
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year={Year},
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volume={Volume},
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number={Number},
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pages={Pages}
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}
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