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Data Assimilation and Kernel Reconstruction for Nonlocal Field Dynamics Roland Potthast DWD & University of Reading and Jehan Alswaihli University of Reading ISDA Kobe 2019 Contents 1. Introduction and Amari Equation 2. Neural State
Data Assimilation and Kernel Reconstruction for Nonlocal Field Dynamics Roland Potthast DWD & University of Reading and Jehan Alswaihli University of Reading ISDA Kobe 2019
Contents 1. Introduction and Amari Equation 2. Neural State Estimation 3. Neural Kernel Problem (= Deep Learning) 4. Integrated State and Kernel estimation
How to use neural field models in reality?
Amari / Cowan-Wilson Equation
Amari Equation Solvability: Fixed Point Theorem
Amari Equation Example: Oscillator
Amari Equation Kernel for Oscillator
Contents 1. Introduction and Amari Equation 2. Neural State Estimation 3. Neural Kernel Problem (= Deep Learning) 4. Integrated State and Kernel estimation
• Consider some Pulse or Signal • Measured at some given points (tiny electrodes) • Or as integrated values (large electrodes)
Classical State Estimation
Covariance Matrix B
Singular Values of H for large electrode case
State Estimation Results
Contents 1. Introduction and Amari Equation 2. Neural State Estimation 3. Neural Kernel Problem (= Deep Learning) 4. Integrated State and Kernel estimation
A deep learning algorithm = inverse problem solution:
A deep learning algorithm = inverse problem solution:
A deep learning algorithm = inverse problem solution:
Solution with different Regularization Parameters all with strong input noise (>10%)
Contents 1. Introduction and Amari Equation 2. Neural State Estimation 3. Neural Kernel Problem (= Deep Learning) 4. Integrated State and Kernel estimation
Estimation and Reconstruction
Original Pulse Measurements Estimate Simulation after Rec
Est-Rec-Iteration
Convergence Result (Alswaihli and P.) • The Transport Map is bounded • The Estimator is convergent and bounded • The Reconstruction is convergent and bounded As a consequence, the iteration is convergent. For noisy data you need a stopping rule.
Original Pulse and Simulated Pulse from reconstructed Kernel Iteration 2 Iteration 1 Iteration 5 Iteration 4
After 20 time steps, Iterations 1-5 After 25 time steps, Iterations 1-5 Original Pulse and Iterations from reconstructed Kernel
Simulated Pulse Original Pulse from learned / reconstructed Kernel (no noise)
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