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Revisiting Orbital Minimization Method for Neural Operator Decomposition

arXiv — stat.ML•Tuesday, October 28, 2025 at 4:00:00 AM
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A recent paper revisits the orbital minimization method for neural operator decomposition, highlighting its significance in machine learning and scientific computing. By approximating eigenfunctions of linear operators, this approach enhances representation learning and offers scalable solutions for complex problems like dynamical systems and partial differential equations. This research is important as it bridges classical optimization techniques with modern neural network applications, potentially leading to more efficient algorithms in various scientific fields.
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