Fig. 4: Computational bifurcation diagram by plotting the mean amplitude 〈Wlimit〉 averaged over the ensemble at the limit set. | Nature Communications

Fig. 4: Computational bifurcation diagram by plotting the mean amplitude 〈Wlimit〉 averaged over the ensemble at the limit set.

From: Learning emergent partial differential equations in a learned emergent space

Fig. 4

In particular, we integrate from random initial conditions close to the limit set for T = 10000 dimensionless time units for the Stuart-Landau ensemble (blue circles) and the learned PDE (orange crosses). A mean amplitude near zero indicates convergence to the fixed-point W = 0 ω, whereas a non-zero 〈Wlimit〉 indicates oscillations with finite amplitude. The color codings of the insets show the real part of the complex variable W obtained from integrating an initial condition close to the fixed point Wk = 0 with γ = 1.8 (right inset) and close to the limit cycle with γ = 1.7 (left inset) using the learned model and employing explicit forward Euler for γ = 1.8 > γH.

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