Dear Prof.Lu, l see that the example codes you put here are codes that deal with scalar outputs, by saying 'scalar' l mean at each position or time instance where the output function is evaluated, the function is a scalar function. What if my output function is a vector function? Meaning that at each position(or moment), my output is like a two dimensiona vector?
And l want to know that, if l am going to use the Physics Informed version of DeepONet, like discribed in the Science Advance paper, how am l gonna use deepxde library to achieve that? Looking forward to your reply and thanks!
Dear Prof.Lu, l see that the example codes you put here are codes that deal with scalar outputs, by saying 'scalar' l mean at each position or time instance where the output function is evaluated, the function is a scalar function. What if my output function is a vector function? Meaning that at each position(or moment), my output is like a two dimensiona vector?
And l want to know that, if l am going to use the Physics Informed version of DeepONet, like discribed in the Science Advance paper, how am l gonna use deepxde library to achieve that? Looking forward to your reply and thanks!