Computing committors in collective variables via Mahalanobis diffusion maps
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- Optimal control for sampling the transition path process and estimating rates
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- A finite expression method for solving high-dimensional committor problems
- A deep learning method for computing committor functions with adaptive sampling
- Sharp error estimates for target measure diffusion maps with applications to the committor problem
- Computing transition pathways for the study of rare events using deep reinforcement learning
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