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Bi-HYCO: Bi-Objective Cooperative Learning for PDE Parameter Identification under Fragmented Observations

Physical and synthetic models may describe complementary aspects of the same PDE-governed system while receiving different, possibly fragmented, observations. We propose Bi-Objective HYCO (Bi-HYCO), a cooperative framework that retains both representations and their local observational objectives while coupling their predicted states at unlabeled interaction points. These points contain no measurements and do not augment the data; they provide a communication mechanism in the common state space. The two criteria form a vector-valued objective, and weighted scalarizations provide computational realizations. For the deterministic shared-observation algorithm with fixed interaction points, w...

AuthorsUmberto Biccari, Jun Chen, Roberto Morales et al.
Primary categorycs.LG
Published6 September 2026
Last updated at source6 September 2026
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