A Deep Learning Framework for Identifying Weakly Chaotic, Strongly Chaotic, Resonant and Non-resonant Orbits in the Generalized Kicked Rotator
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| contents | Identifying the types of orbits is an important topic in the study of chaotic dynamical systems. Beyond the well-known distinctly chaotic and regular motions, we focus on dynamics occurring in regions where regular and chaotic motions coexist and intertwine, which potentially indicating weakly chaotic orbits. This intermediate regime lies between strongly chaotic dynamics, characterized by exponential sensitivity and completely non-chaotic, purely regular behavior. In this paper, we introduce a deep learning framework to identify the types of orbits in the generalized kicked rotator system, which is challenging to study due to its complex and mixed chaotic behaviors. Our deep learning framework can be divided into two steps. First, we propose a novel algorithm that integrates the weighted Birkhoff average, the Lyapunov exponent, and the correlation dimension to identify weakly chaotic orbits. The algorithm categorizes orbits into four types: weakly chaotic, strongly chaotic, and regular orbits (which are further subdivided into resonant and non-resonant orbits), thereby creating a valuable dataset required for deep learning models. Second, we demonstrate that a well-trained 2D-CNN achieves high performance in accurately classifying orbits, largely because it effectively leverages the 2D structural information of the phase space relation. To our knowledge, this is the first paper to identify weakly chaotic orbits using deep learning methods. The method can be easily extend to other models. |
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| spellingShingle | A Deep Learning Framework for Identifying Weakly Chaotic, Strongly Chaotic, Resonant and Non-resonant Orbits in the Generalized Kicked Rotator Zu, Jian Xu, Zhiguo Hao, Jingyue Chaotic Dynamics Dynamical Systems Identifying the types of orbits is an important topic in the study of chaotic dynamical systems. Beyond the well-known distinctly chaotic and regular motions, we focus on dynamics occurring in regions where regular and chaotic motions coexist and intertwine, which potentially indicating weakly chaotic orbits. This intermediate regime lies between strongly chaotic dynamics, characterized by exponential sensitivity and completely non-chaotic, purely regular behavior. In this paper, we introduce a deep learning framework to identify the types of orbits in the generalized kicked rotator system, which is challenging to study due to its complex and mixed chaotic behaviors. Our deep learning framework can be divided into two steps. First, we propose a novel algorithm that integrates the weighted Birkhoff average, the Lyapunov exponent, and the correlation dimension to identify weakly chaotic orbits. The algorithm categorizes orbits into four types: weakly chaotic, strongly chaotic, and regular orbits (which are further subdivided into resonant and non-resonant orbits), thereby creating a valuable dataset required for deep learning models. Second, we demonstrate that a well-trained 2D-CNN achieves high performance in accurately classifying orbits, largely because it effectively leverages the 2D structural information of the phase space relation. To our knowledge, this is the first paper to identify weakly chaotic orbits using deep learning methods. The method can be easily extend to other models. |
| title | A Deep Learning Framework for Identifying Weakly Chaotic, Strongly Chaotic, Resonant and Non-resonant Orbits in the Generalized Kicked Rotator |
| topic | Chaotic Dynamics Dynamical Systems |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.21318 |