Accelerating Simulations of Particle Systems Using Machine Learning
Offered By: Wolfram via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a fascinating discussion on accelerating simulations of particle systems using machine learning in this 29-minute Wolfram Student Podcast episode. Dive into the WELP project presented by Nicolò, Logan, and Theodore, which focuses on leveraging transformer-based architectures for advanced particle system simulations. Learn about their approach to training machine learning models through simulations, and gain insights into the project's structure, modeling techniques, and the application of self-attention mechanisms. Discover how the team utilized Mathematica and other computational tools to enhance their research in this engaging exploration of cutting-edge computer science and artificial intelligence concepts.
Syllabus
Intro
Project Summary
Project Structure
Modeling
Machine Learning
Architecture
Mathematica
Selfattention
Conclusion
Taught by
Wolfram
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