Predicting hidden structure in dynamical systems
Gauthier, Daniel J.; Fischer, Ingo
Nature Machine Intelligence 3, 281–282 (2021)
Nature Machine Intelligence 3, 281–282 (2021)
The dynamical properties of a nonlinear system can be learned from its time-series data, but is it possible to predict what happens when the system is tuned far away from its training values?
Full paper can be viewed via the following link: https://rdcu.be/ciYeg
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