Fig. 4.
Inferring conductivity from temperature measurements using ODIL and PINN. Temperature field (A) and conductivity function (B) inferred by PINN with Adam , ODIL with Adam , and ODIL with Newton  compared to reference . The reference solution is from forward problem solved using ODIL on a finer grid. The temperature measurements in 200 points (black dots) are taken from the reference solution. History of root-mean-square error in temperature (C) and conductivity (D).

Inferring conductivity from temperature measurements using ODIL and PINN. Temperature field (A) and conductivity function (B) inferred by PINN with Adam graphic, ODIL with Adam graphic, and ODIL with Newton graphic compared to reference graphic. The reference solution is from forward problem solved using ODIL on a finer grid. The temperature measurements in 200 points (black dots) are taken from the reference solution. History of root-mean-square error in temperature (C) and conductivity (D).

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