Jun 23, 2026, 5:07 PM

Solving Inverse Problems of Chaotic Systems with Bidirectional Conditional Flow Matching

TickrWire Editorial Desk·Jun 23, 2026, 5:07 PM·1 min read AI-assisted, human-reviewed

Reported by arXiv cs.AI: Solving Inverse Problems of Chaotic Systems with Bidirectional Conditional Flow Matching. Analysis and context written by TickrWire.

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Modeling chaotic systems is crucial yet challenging. Inverse problems in chaotic dynamics, namely inferring initial conditions from final states, remain largely unsolved because of ill-posedness, non-uniqueness, instability, and potentially chaotic time-reverse dynamics. We address this open problem with Bidirectional Conditional Flow Matching (Bi-CFM), which learns bidirectional mappings between distributions of initial and final states to capture the stochasticity of chaotic evolution and mitigate exponential error accumulation over time. Furthermore, for systems with conservation laws, we e

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Modeling chaotic systems is crucial yet challenging. Inverse problems in chaotic dynamics, namely inferring initial conditions from final states, remain largely unsolved because of ill-posedness, non-uniqueness, instability, and potentially chaotic time-reverse dynamics. We address this open problem with Bidirectional Conditional Flow Matching (Bi-CFM), which learns bidirectional mappings between distributions of initial and final states to capture the stochasticity of chaotic evolution and mitigate exponential error accumulation over time. Furthermore, for systems with conservation laws, we e

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