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Gaussian Process models for solving ODEs

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I will discuss a probabilistic approach for the problem of numerical solutions of ordinary differential equations based on a Gaussian Process model. The idea is to model the uncertainty of the solution specifically for the case of very few evaluations of the differential. This is work in progress.

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