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1. Physics and Astronomy › Model Reduction and Neural Networks

   Enforcing Analytic Constraints in Neural Networks Emulating Physical Systems

   Beucler, Pritchard, Rasp, Ott, Baldi and Gentine · Physical Review Letters · 2021

   The paper introduces a systematic way to enforce nonlinear analytic constraints in neural networks, through the architecture or the loss function, and applies it to convective processes in climate modelling.

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   1. UncheckedIn climate-model convection emulators, building constraints into the network architecture enforces conservation laws to machine precision without lowering performance.“Applied to convective processes for climate modeling, architectural constraints enforce conservation laws to within machine precision without degrading performance.”