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Navid Azizan

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Preprint Sep 2026

Stable and Interpretable Multi-Mode Rheological Universal Differential Equations (mmRUDEs) for Data-Driven Constitutive Modeling

The Rheological Universal Differential Equation (RUDE) framework embeds neural networks within a frame-indifferent tensorial constitutive backbone and so enables data-driven discovery of complex material rheological behavior. However, the flexibility that makes the RUDE framework attractive also makes it difficult to d...

Mohua Das, Nicholas King, Navid Azizan et al. · 0 citations
#machine learning Preprint Oct 2026

Score-Calibrated Flow for Sampling from Unnormalized Densities with Applications to Generative Online Reinforcement Learning

Diffusion and flow models provide expressive policy classes for online reinforcement learning (RL), enabling multimodal behaviors and improved performance. However, training these policies remains challenging: the critic specifies the desired policy as an unnormalized Boltzmann density but does not provide direct sampl...

Ze-Yang Li, Yu-Nan Wang, Risheek Garrepalli et al. · 0 citations
#machine learning Preprint Sep 2026

Safe Meta-Reinforcement Learning via Information Space Reachability

This paper proposes a safe meta-RL framework that explicitly accounts for safety during adaptation, and develops a safe meta-RL algorithm that learns the safety value function and leverages it for safety filtering and constrained policy optimization.

Ze-Yang Li, Sunbochen Tang, Navid Azizan · 0 citations
#artificial intelligence Preprint Sep 2026

Newton Matching for Generative Modeling: A Unified Framework for Fine-Tuning and Sampling

The paradigm from isolated losses to iterative optimization over canonical models: population minimizers of standard conditional matching for terminal densities and approximate updates and define critical-point consistency as vanishing tangential displacement if and only if $\rho=\pi$.

Ze-Yang Li, Yu-Nan Wang, Paolo Giaretta et al. · 0 citations

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