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What makes you think the network inference is less expensive? Newtonian physics is already extremely well known and pretty computationally efficient to compute.
by bobsomers 2y ago
What makes you think the network inference is less expensive? Newtonian physics is already extremely well known and pretty computationally efficient to compute.
How would a "function approximation" of Newtonian physics, with billions of parameters, be cheaper to compute?
It seems like this would both be more expensive and less correct than a proper physics simulation.
- crackalamoo 2y agoBasic Newtonian physics is pretty efficient to compute, but afaik some more complex physics like fluids is faster with network inference. There are probably a lot of cases where network inference physics is faster.