Solving complex nonlinear problems based on gradient-optimized physics-informed neural networks

Tian Shi-Fang; Li Biao

doi:10.7498/aps.72.20222381

Abstract

In recent years, physics-informed neural networks (PINNs) have attracted more and more attention for their ability to quickly obtain high-precision data-driven solutions with only a small amount of data. However, although this model has good results in some nonlinear problems, it still has some shortcomings. For example, the unbalanced back-propagation gradient calculation results in the intense oscillation of the gradient value during the model training, which is easy to lead to the instability of the prediction accuracy. Based on this, we propose a gradient-optimized physics-informed neural networks (GOPINNs) model in this paper, which proposes a new neural network structure and balances the interaction between different terms in the loss function during model training through gradient statistics, so as to make the new proposed network structure more robust to gradient fluctuations. In this paper, taking Camassa-Holm (CH) equation and DNLS equation as examples, GOPINNs is used to simulate the peakon solution of CH equation, the rational wave solution of DNLS equation and the rogue wave solution of DNLS equation. The numerical results show that the GOPINNs can effectively smooth the gradient of the loss function in the calculation process, and obtain a higher precision solution than the original PINNs. In conclusion, our work provides new insights for optimizing the learning performance of neural networks, and saves more than one third of the time in simulating the complex CH equation and the DNLS equation, and improves the prediction accuracy by nearly ten times.

Keywords:

physics-informed neural networks /
gradient optimization /
Camassa-Holm equation /
derivative nonlinear Schrödinger equation /
peakon solution /
rogue wave solution

Authors and contacts

School of Mathematics and Statistics, Ningbo University, Ningbo 315211, China

Corresponding author: Li Biao, libiao@nbu.edu.cn

Funds: Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 12175111, 12235007) and the K. C. Wong Magna Fund in Ningbo University, China

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图 1 GOPINNs模型

Figure 1. GOPINNs model

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图 2 当$ c = 0.5 $时, CH方程的peakon解((8)式)的三维图

Figure 2. Three-dimensional diagram of peakon solution (Eq. (8)) of the CH equation when $ c = 0.5 $

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图 3 (a) CH方程的peakon解((8)式); (b)应用PINNs模型模拟的预测解; (c) PINNs模型的绝对误差

Figure 3. (a) Peakon solution of CH equation (Eq. (8)); (b) prediction solution simulated by PINNs model; (c) absolute error of PINNs model

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图 5 应用PINNs模型时, 整个迭代过程中损失函数$ {\rm{MSE}} $的值, 其中$ {\cal{L}}_{\rm{r}} $表示NPDE的残差的平均值, $ {\cal{L}}_{\rm{u}} $表示NPDE在初始值和边界上的误差的平均值

Figure 5. When the PINNs model is applied, the value of the function $ {\rm{MSE}} $ is lost throughout the iteration, where $ {\cal{L}}_{\rm{r}} $ represents the average value of the residual error of NPDE, and $ {\cal{L}}_{\rm{u}} $ represents the average value of the error of NPDE at the initial value and the boundary

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图 4 应用PINNs模型时, 每一个隐藏层的梯度分布, 其中绿色、蓝色、黄色曲线分别对应${g_{\rm{f}}}, \;{g_{\rm{I}}}$和$ {g_{\rm{B}}} $

Figure 4. When PINNs model is applied, the gradient distribution of each hidden layer is ${g_{\rm{f}}},\; {g_{\rm{I}}}$, and $ {g_{\rm{B}}} $ by color (green, blue, yellow)

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图 6 (a) CH方程的peakon解((8)式); (b)应用GOPINNs模型模拟时的预测解; (c) GOPINNs模型的绝对误差

Figure 6. (a) Peakon solution of CH equation (Eq. (8)); (b) predicted solution when using GOPINNs model; (c) absolute error of GOPINNs model

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图 7 应用GOPINNs模型时, 每一个隐藏层的梯度分布, 其中绿色、蓝色、黄色曲线分别对应$ {g_{\rm{f}}}, {g_{\rm{I}}}, {g_{\rm{B}}} $

Figure 7. When GOPINNs model is applied, the gradient distribution of each hidden layer is $ {g_{\rm{f}}}, {g_{\rm{I}}}, {g_{\rm{B}}} $ by color (green, blue, yellow)

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图 8 应用GOPINNs模型时, 整个迭代过程中损失函数${\rm{MSE}}$的值, 其中$ {\cal{L}}_{\rm{r}} $表示NPDE的残差的平均值, $ {\cal{L}}_{\rm{u}} $表示NPDE在初始值和边界上的误差的平均值

Figure 8. When the GOPINNs model is applied, the value of the function $ {\rm{MSE}} $ is lost during the whole iteration, where $ {\cal{L}}_{\rm{r}} $ represents the average value of residual error of NPDE, and $ {\cal{L}}_{\rm{u}} $ represents the average value of the error of NPDE at the initial value and the boundary

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图 9 (a)导数非线性薛定谔方程的有理波解((11)式); (b) 使用GOPINNs模型模拟的预测解; (c) GOPINNs模型的绝对误差

Figure 9. (a) Rational wave solution of the derivative nonlinear Schrödinger equation (Eq. (11)); (b) predicted solution simulated by the GOPINNs model; (c) absolute error of the GOPINNs model

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图 10 (a)导数非线性薛定谔方程的一阶怪波解((12)式); (b)应用GOPINNs模型模拟的预测解; (c) GOPINNs模型的绝对误差

Figure 10. (a) First order strange wave solution of derivative nonlinear Schrödinger equation (Eq. (12)); (b) predicted solution simulated by GOPINNs model; (c) absolute error of GOPINNs model

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表 1 两种模型对导数非线性薛定谔方程的有理波解((11)式)的数值预测结果

Table 1. Numerical prediction results of rational wave solution of derivative nonlinear Schrödinger equation (Eq. (11)) by two models

神经网络信息	PINNs模型的相对 ${L_2}$误差	GOPINNs 模型的相对 ${L_2}$误差	两模型模拟求解的时间消耗/s
6层隐藏层\| 50个神经元	0.237	$4.56 \times 10^{-2}$	24564\|15674.4

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表 2 两种模型对导数非线性薛定谔方程的一阶怪波解((12式))的数值预测结果

Table 2. Numerical prediction results of the first order odd wave solution of derivative nonlinear Schrödinger equation (Eq. (12)) by two models

神经网络信息	PINNs模型的相对 ${L_2}$误差	GOPINNs 模型的相对 ${L_2}$误差	两模型模拟方程求解的时间消耗/s
6层隐藏层\| 50个神经元	$0.465$	$8.16 \times 10^{ -2}$	36223.2\|24345.7

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神经网络信息	PINNs模型的相对 ${L_2}$误差	GOPINNs 模型的相对 ${L_2}$误差	两模型模拟求解的时间消耗/s
6层隐藏层\| 50个神经元	0.237	$4.56 \times 10^{-2}$	24564\|15674.4

神经网络信息	PINNs模型的相对 ${L_2}$误差	GOPINNs 模型的相对 ${L_2}$误差	两模型模拟方程求解的时间消耗/s
6层隐藏层\| 50个神经元	$0.465$	$8.16 \times 10^{ -2}$	36223.2\|24345.7

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