Project NSF KP06-N62/6
„Machine learning through physics-informed neural networks“
IMI-BAS Sofia University

Work programme

Work programme for period 1

Tasks Participating researchers Duration (months) Expected results
WP 1 Modeling the gravitational-wave ringing signal of black holes in general relativity and modified gravity by physically informed neural networks Stoycho Yazadjiev,
Angela Slavova,
Yavor Markov,
Dimitar Popchev,
Kalin Staykov,
Daniela Doneva,
Petar Yordanov,
Valentin Deliyski,
Galin Gyulchev,
Petya Nedkova
9 Obtaining accurate solutions of the obtained models. The results will be published in 5 papers in the peer-reviewed journals (Q1, Q2) and in 3 papers in the conference proceedings with SJR
1.1 Modeling the gravitational-wave ringing signal of black holes by physically informed neural networks Stoycho Yazadjiev,
Kalin Staykov,
Daniela Doneva,
Petar Yordanov,
Valentin Deliyski,
Galin Gyulchev,
Petya Nedkova
3 Obtaining the relevant partial differential equations and constructing physically informed neural networks (PINN) to solve them
1.2 Development of algorithms based on the obtained FINM models by integrating the mathematical model into the network Angela Slavova,
Yavor Markov,
Dimitar Popchev,
Kalin Staykov,
Daniela Doneva,
Galin Gyulchev
3 Parameterization of PINN and obtaining the corresponding approximation after their training
1.3 Optimization of PINN parameters Stoycho Yazadjiev,
Kalin Staykov,
Daniela Doneva,
Angela Slavova,
Petar Yordanov,
Valentin Deliyski,
Galin Gyulchev,
Petya Nedkova
3 Computer simulations and validation
WP 2 Modeling the ringing gravitational-wave signal of compact non-horizontal objects (neutron stars, boson-fermion stars, topological solitons) by physically informed neural networks Stoycho Yazadjiev,
Angela Slavova,
Kalin Staykov,
Daniela Doneva,
Petar Yordanov,
Valentin Deliyski,
Galin Gyulchev,
Petya Nedkova
9 Obtaining accurate solutions of the obtained models. The results will be published in 4 papers in the peer-reviewed journals (Q1, Q2) and in 4 papers in the conference proceedings with SJR
2.1 Modeling the gravitational-wave ringing signal of neutron stars, boson-fermion stars, topological solitons by PINN Stoycho Yazadjiev,
Kalin Staykov,
Daniela Doneva,
Petar Yordanov,
Valentin Deliyski,
Galin Gyulchev,
Petya Nedkova
3 Obtaining the model partial differential equations with the corresponding boundary conditions
2.2 Development of algorithms for approximating differential equations by finding the multiple parameters of PINN Angela Slavova,
Kalin Staykov,
Daniela Doneva,
Galin Gyulchev
3 Obtaining optimal parameters through the developed algorithms
2.3 Loss function optimization by limiting the space of acceptable parameters Angela Slavova,
Kalin Staykov,
Daniela Doneva,
Galin Gyulchev
3 Minimizing error from computer simulations and validation
WP 5 Wide dissemination of project research results Stoycho Yazadjiev,
Angela Slavova,
Borislav Yordanov,
Venelin Todorov,
Yavor Markov,
Dimitar Popchev,
Kalin Staykov,
Daniela Doneva,
Petar Yordanov,
Valentin Deliyski,
Galin Gyulchev,
Petya Nedkova
33 Generation of a package of innovative knowledge, research software and interpretation of the obtained new effects in the proposed models and their dissemination
5.1 Generating knowledge as a result of the scientific activity of the project team through teaching 33 Organization of groups and seminars to strengthen knowledge in the field of scientific research
5.2 Dissemination of knowledge by reporting the obtained results at national and international scientific conferences 33 Improving connections between young scientists and leading scientists in the country and Europe
5.3 Exchange and dissemination of knowledge through the development of a database with open access to the project page 33 Creation of a web page for virtual access to the main results of the project implementation and the created software

Work programme for period 2

Tasks Participating researchers Duration (months) Expected results
WP 3 Application of physically informed neural networks to solve differential equations with unknown parameters that can be determined from observational data or experimental observations with noise Angela Slavova,
Stoycho Yazadjiev,
Borislav Yordanov,
Venelin Todorov,
Daniela Doneva,
Yavor Markov,
Dimitar Popchev,
Kalin Staykov
9 Obtaining accurate solutions of the relevant differential equations. The results will be published in 4 papers in the peer-reviewed journals (Q1, Q2) and in 5 papers in the conference proceedings with SJR
3.1 Solving the inverse problem of finding the unknown parameters of partial differential equations by physically informed neural networks Angela Slavova,
Stoycho Yazadjiev,
Borislav Yordanov,
Venelin Todorov,
Daniela Doneva,
Yavor Markov,
Dimitar Popchev
3 Development of algorithms for network parameterization and loss function minimization
3.2 Optimizing network parameters and obtaining approximation solutions Angela Slavova,
Stoycho Yazadjiev,
Venelin Todorov,
Daniela Doneva,
Yavor Markov,
Dimitar Popchev,
Kalin Staykov
3 Obtaining the model parameters from observable data
3.3 Training the network without using labeled data from before the simulations Angela Slavova,
Venelin Todorov,
Yavor Markov,
Dimitar Popchev
3 Computer simulations and validation
WP 4 Development of machine learning algorithms using PINN as universal function approximators for solving complex hyperbolic equations on distorted space-time manifolds Angela Slavova,
Stoycho Yazadjiev,
Borislav Yordanov,
Venelin Todorov,
Daniela Doneva,
Yavor Markov,
Dimitar Popchev,
Kalin Staykov
9 Obtaining new machine learning algorithms for PINN. The results will be published in 6 papers in the peer-reviewed journals (Q1, Q2) and in 4 papers in the conference proceedings with SJR
4.1 Development of universal approximators for solving complex hyperbolic equations on distorted space-time manifolds Angela Slavova,
Stoycho Yazadjiev,
Venelin Todorov,
Daniela Doneva,
Yavor Markov,
Dimitar Popchev
3 Reducing the problem to a loss function optimization problem
4.2 Development of PINN algorithms by strengthening the loss function of the corresponding equation Angela Slavova,
Stoycho Yazadjiev,
Venelin Todorov,
Daniela Doneva,
Kalin Staykov,
Yavor Markov,
Dimitar Popchev
3 Optimal approximation of PINN parameters
4.3 Machine learning of model parameters by transforming them into training points to improve the quality of predictions Angela Slavova,
Venelin Todorov,
Yavor Markov,
Dimitar Popchev
3 Computer simulations and validation
WP 5 Wide dissemination of project research results Stoycho Yazadjiev,
Angela Slavova,
Borislav Yordanov,
Venelin Todorov,
Yavor Markov,
Dimitar Popchev,
Kalin Staykov,
Daniela Doneva,
Petar Yordanov,
Valentin Deliyski,
Galin Gyulchev,
Petya Nedkova
33 Generation of a package of innovative knowledge, research software and interpretation of the obtained new effects in the proposed models and their dissemination
5.1 Generating knowledge as a result of the scientific activity of the project team through teaching 33 Organization of groups and seminars to strengthen knowledge in the field of scientific research
5.2 Dissemination of knowledge by reporting the obtained results at national and international scientific conferences 33 Improving connections between young scientists and leading scientists in the country and Europe
5.3 Exchange and dissemination of knowledge through the development of a database with open access to the project page 33 Creation of a web page for virtual access to the main results of the project implementation and the created software