SyCo-AE conjecture on approximating full-space constraints

Let G(x)G(x) be a complex, not-yet-known constraint on the full space, let ϕ\phi map reduced-order states to the full space, and let g:RrRsg: \mathbb{R}^r \to \mathbb{R}^s be a synthetic constraint with srs \leq r. Reduced-order states uu satisfy the synthetic constraint when

0=g(u).0 = g(u).

SyCo-AE conjecture. The full-space constraint can be approximated by

0=G(x)G(ϕ(u))0 = G(x) \approx G(\phi(u))

for all reduced-order states uu satisfying 0=g(u)0 = g(u). This conjecture expresses the hope that synthetically constraining the reduced dynamics provides useful information about an otherwise unknown full-space constraint and thereby improves data-efficient modeling of chaotic dynamics.

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Andrey A. Popov and Renato Zanetti, “Small-data Reduced Order Modeling of Chaotic Dynamics through SyCo-AE: Synthetically Constrained Autoencoders”, arXiv:2305.08036 (2023).

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