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Replace a single neural representation of a rapidly oscillatory PDE solution by a macroscopic network plus an explicitly oscillatory corrector network. Feed the network both the slow coordinate $x$ and fast coordinate $y=x/\varepsilon$, and train the resulting composite field in a variational energy objective. This targets the paper's scale-robust approximation bound rather than forcing the optimizer and finite sample set to discover oscillations of wavelength $\varepsilon$.
Replace IID latent or diffusion-noise samples used inside a neural expectation with a randomized low-discrepancy point set. Each randomized point has the correct marginal distribution, while the complete set covers the sampling domain more uniformly, reducing variance in minibatch loss and gradient estimates when the integrand is smooth in the base-noise coordinates.
Replace raw spatial coordinates supplied to a neural field or PINN by a learnable monotone radial coordinate generated from a positive neural density. The density is trained through the PDE energy or residual after solving for the network weights, allowing the warp to discover where resolution is needed without singularity labels or an analytic interior solution. Near a singular point, a factor s^(q-1) gives a controlled regularity gain, while a positive learned correction redistributes…
Replace ordinary randomized coordinate descent inside a least-squares neural subproblem with RPLSS's projected direction update. Each sampled parameter coordinate generates a Jacobian column, while the stored matrix P removes components already covered by previous updates; this should reduce redundant coordinate steps and improve convergence for linear heads, LoRA modules, and locally linearized fine-tuning.
Add an explicit local power-law singular basis to a neural field near mixed Dirichlet-Neumann junctions, allowing the neural network to learn only the smoother remainder. Use the predicted or fitted singular exponent to concentrate collocation points near the junction. This directly targets the regularity bottleneck identified by the paper, where increasing polynomial degree or network capacity cannot overcome a convergence cap under uniform resolution.
Add a geometry-guided infill operator to a population optimizer used for black-box neural-network tuning. Fit a local Jacobian from recent parameter perturbations and validation-residual vectors, generate a damped Gauss-Newton candidate for exploitation, and sample exploratory candidates in the same Jacobian-derived metric. The host optimizer retains selection, population survival, covariance adaptation, and its total evaluation budget; only a configurable fraction of new candidates is replaced…