论文
arXiv
SpatialIntelligence
Trajectory
Mobility
GeoSimulation
中文标题
一阶轨迹匹配:混沌、湍流与随机系统的快速集成预测
English Title
First-Order Trajectory Matching: Fast Ensemble Predictions of Chaotic, Turbulent, Stochastic Systems
Shreya Jha, Timo Schorlepp, Nicholas Geissler, Jules Berman, Benjamin Peherstorfer
发布时间
2026/6/10 01:29:05
来源类型
preprint
语言
en
摘要
中文对照

我们提出一阶轨迹匹配(First-Order Trajectory Matching, FTM),一种代理建模方法,用于从随机系统的轨迹中学习概率质量的一阶局域输运特性。通过匹配轨迹的对称一阶运动,FTM 学习概率流速度(probability current velocity),其流场可保持时间边缘分布,从而匹配集成平均值,同时亦能刻画类流性质的轨迹量,例如通量、环流及越障电流。FTM 直接从轨迹数据中学习流速度,无需估计漂移项、扩散项或得分函数(score)。我们的稳定性分析将离散化误差与采样方差分离,并表明:当时间分辨率与样本量适当平衡时,无需单步仿真的 FTM 损失函数具有数值稳定性。在若干随机动力系统与偏微分方程(PDE)示例中,我们实证表明 FTM 能以低计算开销、确定性前向推演(deterministic-rollout)成本,提供轨迹感知的集成预测。

English Original

We introduce First-Order Trajectory Matching (FTM), a surrogate-modeling method that learns the first-order local transport of probability mass from trajectories of stochastic systems. By matching the symmetric first-order motion of trajectories, FTM learns the probability current velocity, whose flow preserves time marginals to match ensemble averages, while also capturing current-like trajectory quantities such as fluxes, circulations, and barrier-crossing currents. FTM learns the current velocity directly from trajectories, avoiding drift, diffusion, and score estimation. Our stability analysis separates discretization error from sampling variance and shows that the one-step simulation-free FTM loss is stable when temporal resolution and sample size are properly balanced. Across stochastic dynamical systems and PDE examples, we empirically demonstrate that FTM provides trajectory-aware ensemble predictions at low, deterministic-rollout cost.

元数据
arXiv2606.11138v1
来源arXiv
类型论文
抽取状态raw
关键词
SpatialIntelligence
Trajectory
Mobility
GeoSimulation
cs.LG
math.NA