At the heart of Thich Nhat Hanh’s practice, we follow our breath, letting it guide us into the now. As we release our preoccupations with the past and future, we find ourselves truly arriving in the present. This arrival is not a destination but an ongoing, ever-unfolding journey. The simple act of observing-be it the sunlight streaming through a window, the ambient noise of our surroundings, or the tactile experience of rainfall-immerses us in the richness of the present moment. Here, we find peace, untethered by the need to struggle or chase after anything.
Solving Inverse Problems With Physics-Informed DeepONet: A Practical Guide With Code Implementation
In my previous blog, we delved into the concept of physics-informed DeepONet (PI-DeepONet) and explored why it is particularly suitable for operator learning, i.e., learning…