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Physics-informed deep learning for stochastic particle dynamics estimation.

Yongyu Zhang¹, Junlun Zhu¹, Hao Xie²

¹Department of Chemistry, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, People's Republic of China.

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Summary

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We developed a new AI method, the stochastic particle-informed neural network (SPINN), to precisely analyze particle movement. SPINN improves understanding of complex diffusion dynamics in various materials.

Keywords:

anomalous diffusion machine learning single-particle tracking stochastic differential equation

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Area of Science:

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Biophysics
Materials Science

Background:

Single-particle tracking offers high precision for studying complex systems.
Particle dynamics at micro/nanoscales are inherently stochastic, complicating analysis.
Current methods often assume pseudo-steady states, limiting accuracy.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce a novel deep learning framework, the stochastic particle-informed neural network (SPINN).
To model and infer particle diffusion dynamics by integrating stochastic differential equations.
To enhance the temporal resolution of stochastic dynamics for improved analysis.

Main Methods:

Developed SPINN, a physics-informed deep learning framework.
Integrated stochastic differential equations for modeling diffusion.
Autonomously explored parameter spaces and distinguished deterministic/stochastic components.

Main Results:

Validated SPINN on anomalous diffusion datasets, reducing variability and preserving correlations.
Accurately characterized different stochastic diffusion processes.
Revealed enhanced microrheological properties during hydrogel gelation.
Uncovered interfacial dynamics during liquid-liquid phase separation.

Conclusions:

SPINN improves the estimation and prediction of complex diffusion behaviors.
The framework offers insights into underlying physical mechanisms at mesoscopic scales.
Enhanced temporal resolution facilitates detailed analysis of stochastic dynamics.