An enhanced Kriging surrogate modeling technique for high-dimensional problems
Y Zhou, Z Lu - Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing, 2020 - Elsevier
Surrogate modeling techniques are widely used to simulate the behavior of manufactured
and engineering systems. The construction of such surrogate models may become …
and engineering systems. The construction of such surrogate models may become …
Surrogate modeling of high-dimensional problems via data-driven polynomial chaos expansions and sparse partial least square
Y Zhou, Z Lu, J Hu, Y Hu - Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and …, 2020 - Elsevier
Surrogate modeling techniques such as polynomial chaos expansion (PCE) are widely used
to simulate the behavior of manufactured and physical systems for uncertainty quantification …
to simulate the behavior of manufactured and physical systems for uncertainty quantification …
A generic framework for application of machine learning in acoustic emission-based damage identification
Advanced non-destructive monitoring scheme is necessary for modern-day lightweight
composite structures used in aerospace industry, due to their susceptibility to barely visible …
composite structures used in aerospace industry, due to their susceptibility to barely visible …
Non-intrusive polynomial chaos expansion for topology optimization using polygonal meshes
N Cuellar, A Pereira, IFM Menezes… - Journal of the Brazilian …, 2018 - Springer
This paper deals with the applications of stochastic spectral methods for structural topology
optimization in the presence of uncertainties. A non-intrusive polynomial chaos expansion is …
optimization in the presence of uncertainties. A non-intrusive polynomial chaos expansion is …
Acceleration of uncertainty propagation through Lagrange multipliers in partitioned stochastic method
A partitioned stochastic method (PSM) is proposed for the solution of static structural
mechanics problems with uncertainties, whose solution vectors are the displacements for …
mechanics problems with uncertainties, whose solution vectors are the displacements for …
Inverse design under uncertainty with surrogate models
DB Walton, CA Featherston, D Kennedy… - Journal of Physics …, 2024 - iopscience.iop.org
In the drive towards net zero the aerospace industry is motivated to develop more efficient
aerostructures that can accommodate the next generation of propulsion systems that fall …
aerostructures that can accommodate the next generation of propulsion systems that fall …
Adaptivity in bayesian inverse finite element problems: learning and simultaneous control of discretisation and sampling errors
The local size of computational grids used in partial differential equation (PDE)-based
probabilistic inverse problems can have a tremendous impact on the numerical results. As a …
probabilistic inverse problems can have a tremendous impact on the numerical results. As a …
Algebraic and modal methods for computing high-order sensitivities in asymmetrical undamped system
M Zhang, L Yu, W Zhang - Journal of Engineering Mathematics, 2020 - Springer
Multi-parameter sensitivity algorithms can be used to construct a Hessian matrix and second-
degree Taylor expansion. In terms of an asymmetric dynamic system, two multi-parameter …
degree Taylor expansion. In terms of an asymmetric dynamic system, two multi-parameter …
GOAL-ORIENTED MODEL ADAPTIVITY IN STOCHASTIC ELASTODYNAMICS: SIMULTANEOUS CONTROL OF DISCRETIZATION, SURROGATE MODEL AND …
The presented adaptive modeling approach aims to jointly control the level of refinement for
each of the building blocks employed in a typical chain of finite element approximations for …
each of the building blocks employed in a typical chain of finite element approximations for …
Error estimation and adaptivity for finite element structural dynamics models under parameter uncertainty
P Bonilla Villalba - 2018 - orca.cardiff.ac.uk
The optimisation of discretisation and stochastic errors under a single criterion is not a
simple task. The nature of the errors derived from both phenomena is totally different and so …
simple task. The nature of the errors derived from both phenomena is totally different and so …