Twindex: exact, replayable proofs that your data can't tell two parameter sets apart (ODEs, PDEs, PINNs) [P]
PINNs, least squares and Bayesian fits all return a parameter. None of them tell you, with a proof, whether a very different parameter fits your data just as well. Twindex finds those "twins" and proves it. It writes a small JSON certificate, and an exact checker (standard-library Python, rational…
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- 2026-11-09 17:50 · r/MachineLearning
Twindex: exact, replayable proofs that your data can't tell two parameter sets apart (ODEs, PDEs, PINNs) [P]
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