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| title | Kolmogorov-Arnold Networks for Scientific Discovery |
This workshop will explore the use of alternative representations, such as Kolmogorov-Arnold Networks (KANs), for scientific and engineering applications, emphasizing the synergy between KAN representation, symbolic regression, and forward/inverse problem solving. We will focus on applications in molecular sciences (materials, proteins, protein-ligand interactions), geometrical representation (e.g., point-cloud prediction), PDE, and world model systems (e.g., reinforcement learning world models).
The scope includes theory, algorithms, applications, and tools. Suggested topics include, but are not limited to:
- Neural Representations: Learning with KANs, radial basis expansion, adaptive kernel methods, smooth function approximation.
- Symbolic and Sparse Regression: Integration of symbolic priors, sparsity-aware KAN training, differentiable symbolic discovery.
- Molecular and Materials Applications: Protein structure-function relationships, protein-protein and protein-ligand modeling, cloud point estimation.
- Inverse Problems and World Understanding: Solving ill-posed problems using structured priors, interpretable surrogates for simulation, knowledge-grounded modeling.
- Comparison with Neural Operators and GNNs: Benchmarking KANs on PDEs, graph-structured data, and operator learning tasks.
- Theory, Expressivity, and Robustness: Generalization of KAT perspectives, KAT complexity control, information bottlenecks in KANs.
| Time | Activity | Speaker |
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| 9:00-9:30 | Registration | |
| 9:30-10:00 | Keynote | Speaker 1 |
| 10:00-10:30 | Technical Session | Speaker 2 |
- Talk Title 1 by Speaker Name (Affiliation)
- Talk Title 2 by Speaker Name (Affiliation)
- Paper Submission Deadline: Month Day, Year
- Notification of Acceptance: Month Day, Year
- Camera Ready Deadline: Month Day, Year
- Workshop Date: Month Day, Year
- Paper Title 1 by Author 1, Author 2
- Paper Title 2 by Author 1, Author 2
- Jana Doppa (Washington State University)
- Francesco Alesiani (NEC Labs Europe)
- Yixuan (Roy) Wang (California Institute of Technology)
- Xiaoyi Jiang (University of Münster)
- Matthias Wolff (University of Münster)
