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¹Department of Physics, Fudan University, Shanghai 200433, China.

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Area of Science:

Stochastic Dynamical Systems
Complex Systems Theory
Machine Learning Applications

Background:

Noise-induced transitions are fundamental in stochastic systems, but become complex with non-Gaussian noise or intricate dynamics.
Understanding these transitions is crucial across physics, biology, and engineering.

Purpose of the Study:

To apply the multi-scaling reservoir computing framework to learn and model noise-induced transitions.
To investigate the framework's efficacy on systems with non-Gaussian noise (Lévy) and complex dynamics (limit-cycle).

Main Methods:

Utilized a multi-scaling reservoir computing framework.
Trained the model on trajectories exhibiting noise-induced transitions.
Focused on a bistable system with Lévy noise and a limit-cycle system with Gaussian noise.

Main Results:

The multi-scaling reservoir computing framework successfully generated data capturing transition statistics.
Predictions for transition intervals and probability distributions closely matched test data.
The model demonstrated probabilistic capture of abrupt noisy shifts and oscillatory dynamics.

Conclusions:

Multi-scaling reservoir computing is a potent tool for analyzing general stochastic systems.
The framework shows promise for studying complex phenomena like noise-induced transitions.
This approach offers a new avenue for understanding stochastic dynamics in various scientific fields.