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I solved a 1D heat equation using DeepXDE, but I get test loss vectors for which only the first value is not equal to zero. So I don't understand why since I assume we are using the same loss function as the training set. And this always gives a training loss greater than the test loss, which I find a bit odd.
Thank you.
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Hi @lululxvi,
I solved a 1D heat equation using DeepXDE, but I get test loss vectors for which only the first value is not equal to zero. So I don't understand why since I assume we are using the same loss function as the training set. And this always gives a training loss greater than the test loss, which I find a bit odd.
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: