Coupling Effect
Coupling effects, broadly defined, explore the interdependent relationships between different systems or components, aiming to understand and model their combined behavior. Current research focuses on diverse applications, from optimizing energy systems by integrating electric vehicles and renewable sources to improving machine learning models through coupled feature representations and advanced algorithms like normalizing flows and variational Bayes methods. These investigations are significant because they reveal emergent properties and enhance the accuracy and efficiency of various technologies, impacting fields ranging from renewable energy and autonomous driving to bioinformatics and space weather prediction.
Papers
Neural Port-Hamiltonian Differential Algebraic Equations for Compositional Learning of Electrical Networks
Cyrus Neary, Nathan Tsao, Ufuk Topcu
DisCo-DSO: Coupling Discrete and Continuous Optimization for Efficient Generative Design in Hybrid Spaces
Jacob F. Pettit, Chak Shing Lee, Jiachen Yang, Alex Ho, Daniel Faissol, Brenden Petersen, Mikel Landajuela