HyPINO is a multi-physics neural operator framework that generates Physics-Informed Neural Networks (PINNs)
with a Swin Transformer–based hypernetwork and is trained end-to-end via the Method of Manufactured Solutions
(MMS). Its main features are:
This in-browser demo lets you run the HyPINO model without installing any software. Configure linear 2D second-order PDEs—elliptic, parabolic, or hyperbolic, on complex domains, then generate predictions directly in the tab, and export the resulting weights plus ready-to-use PyTorch helpers for downstream adaptation.
Select a preset or insert custom coefficients and boundary information.
This is a list of presets. Clicking on one of them will autofill coefficients and grid inputs.
Tune PDE terms before running an experiment. The recommended coefficient range is −2 to 2.
Upload custom boundary files (all optional). Missing files default to zeros, and the domain mask defaults to ones.
What each upload controls
All inputs live on a fixed 224 × 224 grid covering normalized coordinates (x, y) in [-1, 1]2. For PDEs with another extent, rescale coefficients via a change of variables. Example: ∂u/∂t on t in [0, 1] becomes 0.5 × ∂u/∂y when mapped to y in [-1, 1].
Check masks, boundary values, and forcing before refining.
Choose number of refinement iterations and launch prediction. Set to 0 for no refinement.
Track how residuals and corrections evolve after each step.
Final ensemble after the requested iterations.
Download plots and model weights to continue analysis elsewhere.
What the downloads include
results/ folder containing metrics.json plus per-iteration subfolders (for example results/iteration_00/) with PNG heatmaps for each field.pde/ (all input .npy tensors and PDE coefficients), model/ensemble_state.json for the trained weights, a results/ folder mirroring the heatmap archive and storing final fields in results/fields/, plus load_hypino_bundle.py ready to load everything in PyTorch.Both archives are standard .zip files that open with any extractor.
Copy the BibTeX entry for the demo paper.