Empowering optimal transport matching algorithm for the construction of surrogate parametric metamodel
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2024-03Journal
Mechanics & IndustryAbstract
Resolving Partial Differential Equations (PDEs) through numerical discretization methods like the Finite Element Method presents persistent challenges associated with computational complexity, despite achieving a satisfactory solution approximation. To surmount these computational hurdles, interpolation techniques are employed to precompute models offline, facilitating rapid online solutions within a metamodel. Probability distribution frameworks play a crucial role in data modeling across various fields such as physics, statistics, and machine learning. Optimal Transport (OT) has emerged as a robust approach for probability distribution interpolation due to its ability to account for spatial dependencies and continuity. However, interpolating in high-dimensional spaces encounters challenges stemming from the curse of dimensionality. The article offers insights into the application of OT, addressing associated challenges and proposing a novel methodology. This approach utilizes the distinctive arrangement of an ANOVA-based sampling to interpolate between more than two distributions using a step-by-step matching algorithm. Subsequently, the ANOVA-PGD method is employed to construct the metamodel, providing a comprehensive solution to address the complexities inherent in distribution interpolation.
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