Learnable composition for neural operators
Neural operators are fast, differentiable surrogates for physical simulation, but their accuracy often degrades when domain geometry, size, or operating conditions differ from training. Supervised adaptation can recover accuracy, but even a small target set requires costly high-fidelity simulations. We therefore ask how pretraining and transfer can be designed together to reduce this deployment cost. LatentDDM first pretrains a neural operator to predict fields on small subdomains. For a new setting, it freezes this operator and trains only a lightweight module that composes the local predictions. We evaluate our method on two complementary problems: steady Darcy flow, where long-range pr...
| Authors | Zituo Chen, Baiming Zhang, Sili Deng |
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| Primary category | cs.LG |
| Published | 2 September 2026 |
| Last updated at source | 2 September 2026 |
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