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Training of neural ODEs using pyTorch

Published September 13, 2022

Start with tutorials to get familiar with the code
Tutorial 1: Train a neural ODE based network on point cloud data set and generating a gif of the resulting time evolution of the neural ODE

Code:

Code is based on GitHub: borjanG : 2021-dynamical-systems that uses the torchdiffeq package GitHub : rtqichen: torchdiffeq

 

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