Titlebook: Artificial Intelligence for Scientific Discoveries; Extracting Physical Raban Iten Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Fallacies in Medicine and HealthAutoencoders are a tool for representation learning, which is a subfield of unsupervised machine learning and deals with feature detection in raw data. They play a crucial role in Part III of this book where we describe how to extract meaningful representation for physical systems from experimental data.

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,Verletzungen durch schweres Ger?t,The process of physical model creation is formalised. Physical models rely on compact representations of physical systems using properties such as the mass or energy of a system. In this chapter, we introduce operational criteria for “natural” representations and formalize them mathematically.

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Verkehrsunfall im Baustellenbereich,In the previous chapter, we have formalized what we consider to be a “simple” representation of physical data. In this chapter, we discuss machine learning methods to extract such representations from experimental data.

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Machine Learning in?a?NutshellMachine learning (ML) has started to gain traction over the past years and found a lot of applications in science and industry. The main idea is to create algorithms that can learn from data themselves. Traditionally, we can divide ML into ., . and . learning. The focus of this chapter is to clarify the meaning of these three terms.

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Theory: Formalizing the?Process of?Human Model BuildingThe process of physical model creation is formalised. Physical models rely on compact representations of physical systems using properties such as the mass or energy of a system. In this chapter, we introduce operational criteria for “natural” representations and formalize them mathematically.

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Methods: Using Neural Networks to?Find Simple RepresentationsIn the previous chapter, we have formalized what we consider to be a “simple” representation of physical data. In this chapter, we discuss machine learning methods to extract such representations from experimental data.