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Abstract
This paper demonstrates that a transformer neural network, initially designed for natural language processing, can effectively learn the dynamic rules of a stochastic system by observing a single trajectory. The network accurately predicts emergent behavior under conditions unseen during training. Using a lattice model of active matter, the transformer learns the dynamics without explicit rate enumeration or configuration space coarse-graining, making it applicable to complex systems.
Publisher
Nature Communications
Published On
Feb 29, 2024
Authors
Corneel Casert, Isaac Tamblyn, Stephen Whitelam
Tags
transformer neural network
stochastic systems
emergent behavior
active matter
machine learning

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