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Beyond Simulation: Retain-and-Repair Neural Operators for Real-World Adaptation

Neural operators increasingly benefit from pretraining on numerical simulations, yet adapting them for real-world prediction remains challenging. We introduce the Retain-and-Repair Neural Operator (R$^2$NO), a framework for adapting simulation-pretrained operators to real-world data while retaining useful pretrained structure. The pretrained operator is first finetuned on real data and then frozen to provide a source prediction, and a shared repair module learns a sequence of refinements from the same observations. Using orthogonal Fourier projections, a spectral ensemble fits a small ridge regression within each cell of the Fourier domain and combines the refinements by weights fitted on...

AuthorsWoojin Cho, Junghwan Park
Primary categorycs.LG
Published30 September 2026
Last updated at source30 September 2026
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