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Functionality

  • Searching computational models and execution engines registered in cybercompute.
  • Defining experiments by coupling computational models with execution engines, and defining their choice of parameter values.
  • Defining larger experiments through composition of smaller experiments.
  • Defining experiment collections by grouping a set of experiments with common observables.
  • Comparing and contrasting observables within/across experiment collections.

System Design

  • System should find which systems out of N systems are compatible, and suggest them to users
  • System should type-match parameters/observables when coupling models and engines, and when composing larger experiments.
  • system should validate first (before execution) and throw error

Terminology

Model

Engine

Parameters

Inputs of scientific interest to an experiment

  • initial values for ODE
  • weights of inference-mode NNs

Observables

Outputs of scientific interest from an experiment

  • variables (e.g. time)
  • constants (e.g., total energy)

Examples

Astrophysics

Q: Given a "solar system" with "parameters" and "initial conditions", what is the gravitational force X between planet X and planet Y at time T?

Neuroscience

Q: Given a "neuronal network" with "parameters" "initial conditions", when does neuron X exhibit a membrane voltage < Y?

Computational Physics

Q: Given a "double pendulum" with "parameters" and "initial conditions", what is the trajectory (X, Y) followed by the second bob?

Roadmap

  1. Neuroscience (Giri)
  2. Deep Learning (Giri, Chris)
  3. Quantum Chemistry (Sudhakar)
  4. Geoscience (Dimuthu)
  5. Molecular Dynamics (Sudhakar)

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CyberCompute - An Extensible Platform for Computational Experiments

Functionality

  • Searching computational models and execution engines registered in cybercompute.
  • Defining experiments by coupling computational models with execution engines, and defining their choice of parameter values.
  • Defining larger experiments through composition of smaller experiments.
  • Defining experiment collections by grouping a set of experiments with common observables.
  • Comparing and contrasting observables within/across experiment collections.

System Design

  • System should find which systems out of N systems are compatible, and suggest them to users
  • System should type-match parameters/observables when coupling models and engines, and when composing larger experiments.
  • system should validate first (before execution) and throw error

Terminology

Model

Engine

Parameters

Inputs of scientific interest to an experiment

  • initial values for ODE
  • weights of inference-mode NNs

Observables

Outputs of scientific interest from an experiment

  • variables (e.g. time)
  • constants (e.g., total energy)

Examples

Astrophysics

Q: Given a "solar system" with "parameters" and "initial conditions", what is the gravitational force X between planet X and planet Y at time T?

Neuroscience

Q: Given a "neuronal network" with "parameters" "initial conditions", when does neuron X exhibit a membrane voltage < Y?

Computational Physics

Q: Given a "double pendulum" with "parameters" and "initial conditions", what is the trajectory (X, Y) followed by the second bob?

Roadmap

  1. Neuroscience (Giri)
  2. Deep Learning (Giri, Chris)
  3. Quantum Chemistry (Sudhakar)
  4. Geoscience (Dimuthu)
  5. Molecular Dynamics (Sudhakar)

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Functionality

  • Searching computational models and execution engines registered in cybercompute.
  • Defining experiments by coupling computational models with execution engines, and defining their choice of parameter values.
  • Defining larger experiments through composition of smaller experiments.
  • Defining experiment collections by grouping a set of experiments with common observables.
  • Comparing and contrasting observables within/across experiment collections.

System Design

  • System should find which systems out of N systems are compatible, and suggest them to users
  • System should type-match parameters/observables when coupling models and engines, and when composing larger experiments.
  • system should validate first (before execution) and throw error

Terminology

Model

Engine

Parameters

Inputs of scientific interest to an experiment

  • initial values for ODE
  • weights of inference-mode NNs

Observables

Outputs of scientific interest from an experiment

  • variables (e.g. time)
  • constants (e.g., total energy)

Examples

Astrophysics

Q: Given a "solar system" with "parameters" and "initial conditions", what is the gravitational force X between planet X and planet Y at time T?

Neuroscience

Q: Given a "neuronal network" with "parameters" "initial conditions", when does neuron X exhibit a membrane voltage < Y?

Computational Physics

Q: Given a "double pendulum" with "parameters" and "initial conditions", what is the trajectory (X, Y) followed by the second bob?

Roadmap

  1. Neuroscience (Giri)
  2. Deep Learning (Giri, Chris)
  3. Quantum Chemistry (Sudhakar)
  4. Geoscience (Dimuthu)
  5. Molecular Dynamics (Sudhakar)

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Functionality

  • Searching computational models and execution engines registered in cybercompute.
  • Defining experiments by coupling computational models with execution engines, and defining their choice of parameter values.
  • Defining larger experiments through composition of smaller experiments.
  • Defining experiment collections by grouping a set of experiments with common observables.
  • Comparing and contrasting observables within/across experiment collections.

System Design

  • System should find which systems out of N systems are compatible, and suggest them to users
  • System should type-match parameters/observables when coupling models and engines, and when composing larger experiments.
  • system should validate first (before execution) and throw error

Terminology

Model

Engine

Parameters

Inputs of scientific interest to an experiment

  • initial values for ODE
  • weights of inference-mode NNs

Observables

Outputs of scientific interest from an experiment

  • variables (e.g. time)
  • constants (e.g., total energy)

Examples

Astrophysics

Q: Given a "solar system" with "parameters" and "initial conditions", what is the gravitational force X between planet X and planet Y at time T?

Neuroscience

Q: Given a "neuronal network" with "parameters" "initial conditions", when does neuron X exhibit a membrane voltage < Y?

Computational Physics

Q: Given a "double pendulum" with "parameters" and "initial conditions", what is the trajectory (X, Y) followed by the second bob?

Roadmap

  1. Neuroscience (Giri)
  2. Deep Learning (Giri, Chris)
  3. Quantum Chemistry (Sudhakar)
  4. Geoscience (Dimuthu)
  5. Molecular Dynamics (Sudhakar)

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Functionality

  • Searching computational models and execution engines registered in cybercompute.
  • Defining experiments by coupling computational models with execution engines, and defining their choice of parameter values.
  • Defining larger experiments through composition of smaller experiments.
  • Defining experiment collections by grouping a set of experiments with common observables.
  • Comparing and contrasting observables within/across experiment collections.

System Design

  • System should find which systems out of N systems are compatible, and suggest them to users
  • System should type-match parameters/observables when coupling models and engines, and when composing larger experiments.
  • system should validate first (before execution) and throw error

Terminology

Model

Engine

Parameters

Inputs of scientific interest to an experiment

  • initial values for ODE
  • weights of inference-mode NNs

Observables

Outputs of scientific interest from an experiment

  • variables (e.g. time)
  • constants (e.g., total energy)

Examples

Astrophysics

Q: Given a "solar system" with "parameters" and "initial conditions", what is the gravitational force X between planet X and planet Y at time T?

Neuroscience

Q: Given a "neuronal network" with "parameters" "initial conditions", when does neuron X exhibit a membrane voltage < Y?

Computational Physics

Q: Given a "double pendulum" with "parameters" and "initial conditions", what is the trajectory (X, Y) followed by the second bob?

Roadmap

  1. Neuroscience (Giri)
  2. Deep Learning (Giri, Chris)
  3. Quantum Chemistry (Sudhakar)
  4. Geoscience (Dimuthu)
  5. Molecular Dynamics (Sudhakar)

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Functionality

  • Searching computational models and execution engines registered in cybercompute.
  • Defining experiments by coupling computational models with execution engines, and defining their choice of parameter values.
  • Defining larger experiments through composition of smaller experiments.
  • Defining experiment collections by grouping a set of experiments with common observables.
  • Comparing and contrasting observables within/across experiment collections.

System Design

  • System should find which systems out of N systems are compatible, and suggest them to users
  • System should type-match parameters/observables when coupling models and engines, and when composing larger experiments.
  • system should validate first (before execution) and throw error

Terminology

Model

Engine

Parameters

Inputs of scientific interest to an experiment

  • initial values for ODE
  • weights of inference-mode NNs

Observables

Outputs of scientific interest from an experiment

  • variables (e.g. time)
  • constants (e.g., total energy)

Examples

Astrophysics

Q: Given a "solar system" with "parameters" and "initial conditions", what is the gravitational force X between planet X and planet Y at time T?

Neuroscience

Q: Given a "neuronal network" with "parameters" "initial conditions", when does neuron X exhibit a membrane voltage < Y?

Computational Physics

Q: Given a "double pendulum" with "parameters" and "initial conditions", what is the trajectory (X, Y) followed by the second bob?

Roadmap

  1. Neuroscience (Giri)
  2. Deep Learning (Giri, Chris)
  3. Quantum Chemistry (Sudhakar)
  4. Geoscience (Dimuthu)
  5. Molecular Dynamics (Sudhakar)

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Functionality

  • Searching computational models and execution engines registered in cybercompute.
  • Defining experiments by coupling computational models with execution engines, and defining their choice of parameter values.
  • Defining larger experiments through composition of smaller experiments.
  • Defining experiment collections by grouping a set of experiments with common observables.
  • Comparing and contrasting observables within/across experiment collections.

System Design

  • System should find which systems out of N systems are compatible, and suggest them to users
  • System should type-match parameters/observables when coupling models and engines, and when composing larger experiments.
  • system should validate first (before execution) and throw error

Terminology

Model

Engine

Parameters

Inputs of scientific interest to an experiment

  • initial values for ODE
  • weights of inference-mode NNs

Observables

Outputs of scientific interest from an experiment

  • variables (e.g. time)
  • constants (e.g., total energy)

Examples

Astrophysics

Q: Given a "solar system" with "parameters" and "initial conditions", what is the gravitational force X between planet X and planet Y at time T?

Neuroscience

Q: Given a "neuronal network" with "parameters" "initial conditions", when does neuron X exhibit a membrane voltage < Y?

Computational Physics

Q: Given a "double pendulum" with "parameters" and "initial conditions", what is the trajectory (X, Y) followed by the second bob?

Roadmap

  1. Neuroscience (Giri)
  2. Deep Learning (Giri, Chris)
  3. Quantum Chemistry (Sudhakar)
  4. Geoscience (Dimuthu)
  5. Molecular Dynamics (Sudhakar)

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Functionality

  • Searching computational models and execution engines registered in cybercompute.
  • Defining experiments by coupling computational models with execution engines, and defining their choice of parameter values.
  • Defining larger experiments through composition of smaller experiments.
  • Defining experiment collections by grouping a set of experiments with common observables.
  • Comparing and contrasting observables within/across experiment collections.

System Design

  • System should find which systems out of N systems are compatible, and suggest them to users
  • System should type-match parameters/observables when coupling models and engines, and when composing larger experiments.
  • system should validate first (before execution) and throw error

Terminology

Model

Engine

Parameters

Inputs of scientific interest to an experiment

  • initial values for ODE
  • weights of inference-mode NNs

Observables

Outputs of scientific interest from an experiment

  • variables (e.g. time)
  • constants (e.g., total energy)

Examples

Astrophysics

Q: Given a "solar system" with "parameters" and "initial conditions", what is the gravitational force X between planet X and planet Y at time T?

Neuroscience

Q: Given a "neuronal network" with "parameters" "initial conditions", when does neuron X exhibit a membrane voltage < Y?

Computational Physics

Q: Given a "double pendulum" with "parameters" and "initial conditions", what is the trajectory (X, Y) followed by the second bob?

Roadmap

  1. Neuroscience (Giri)
  2. Deep Learning (Giri, Chris)
  3. Quantum Chemistry (Sudhakar)
  4. Geoscience (Dimuthu)
  5. Molecular Dynamics (Sudhakar)

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