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The PINN loss function is usually composed of a weighted sum of a data term, an equation residual term, and a boundary/initial condition term, and the choice of weights is itself a sensitive hyperparameter.
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Deep Learning for Solving PDEs: Career Prospects and Learning Directions
bilibili关一新本新10/19/2026
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