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I wonder, if given a big set of time1, time2 pairs (with relatively short dt) of the positions of the planets in our solar system, as seen in the night sky on e
by sampo 10y ago
I wonder, if given a big set of time1, time2 pairs (with relatively short dt) of the positions of the planets in our solar system, as seen in the night sky on earth, a machine learning system would be able to come up with good way to predict where the planets are going, given their positions.
Surely a machine learning system would need to be able to solve this 18th century physics problem, before we throw modern physics problems at it.
- Trombone12 10y agoPretty sure what you will end up with in the best case is a numerical integrator of the solar system as represented by a neural net. I also expect to have pretty crappy stability, but its an interesting question what sort of time step method it would approximate.