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This paper proposes a novel approach to machine learning for spatiotemporal physical systems, shifting focus from computationally expensive next-frame prediction emulators. It aims to overcome issues like compounding errors inherent in traditional methods by instead concentrating on downstream scientific tasks. This new perspective seeks to provide more robust and efficient solutions for analyzing complex physical systems.
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