Late Time

"Late time" in various scientific contexts refers to the analysis of phenomena after an initial transient phase, focusing on long-term behavior and asymptotic properties. Current research emphasizes developing efficient models, such as physics-informed neural networks and equivariant networks, to analyze this late-time behavior in diverse fields including material science, medical imaging (e.g., diffusion MRI and retinal imaging), and time series analysis. These advancements improve prediction accuracy and computational efficiency, impacting areas like radiation damage modeling, disease diagnosis, and time series forecasting.

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