The Physics-Informed Neural Network (PINN) has achieved remarkable results in solving partial differential equations (PDEs). This paper aims to solve the forward and inverse problems of some specific nonlinear diffusion convection-reaction equations, thereby validating the practical efficacy and accuracy of data-driven approaches in tackling such equations. In the forward problems, four different solutions of the studied equations are reproduced effectively and the approximation errors can be reduced to 10 -5 . Experiments indicate that the PINNs method based on adaptive activation function (PINN-AAF), outperforms the standard PINNs in dealing with inverse problems.The unknown parameters are estimated effectively and the approximation errors can lower to 10 −4 . Additionally, training rules for both PINN and PINN-AAF are summa rized. The results of this study validate the exceptional performance of the data-driven approach in solving the complex nonlinear diffusion convection-reaction equation prob lems, and provide an effective mechanism for dealing with analogous, intricate nonlinear problems.
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