Foundation models for spatiotemporal systems
November 14, 2024 — November 14, 2024
dynamical systems
machine learning
neural nets
sciml
SDEs
signal processing
spatial
stochastic processes
time series
Foundation models for the whole planet, as opposed to classical NNs, as opposed to classical geospatial techniques.
1 Via modelling the governing equations
2 Incoming
3 References
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