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(1) Cody Rucker, Department of Computer Science, University of Oregon and Corresponding author;
(2) Brittany A. Erickson, Department of Computer Science, University of Oregon and Department of Earth Sciences, University of Oregon.
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Table of LinksAbstract and 1. Context and Motivation
When computational methods for physical problems are used to address science questions, verification is an essential first step to ensure credible results [20, 12]. While validation with observational data is the focus of future work, we must first verify that our physics-informed deep learning framework is able to solve both forward and inverse problems to reasonable accuracy.
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