The efficiency of simulation-driven design optimization based on surrogate models, depends strongly on the suitability of the surrogate model for the simulation data on which it is based. We investigate adaptive surrogate modelling methods that maximize the efficiency and the robustness for any optimization problem. Specific techniques include: Adaptive sampling, noise filtering by metamodel tuning, and small initial datasets to give maximum freedom to the adaptation. These methodological advancements are demonstrated for an analytical test problem, as well as the shape optimization of the DTMB 5415 ship model for calm-water resistance.

Multi-fidelity Active Learning for Shape Optimization Problems Affected by Noise

Pellegrini R;Serani A;Diez M;
2022

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The efficiency of simulation-driven design optimization based on surrogate models, depends strongly on the suitability of the surrogate model for the simulation data on which it is based. We investigate adaptive surrogate modelling methods that maximize the efficiency and the robustness for any optimization problem. Specific techniques include: Adaptive sampling, noise filtering by metamodel tuning, and small initial datasets to give maximum freedom to the adaptation. These methodological advancements are demonstrated for an analytical test problem, as well as the shape optimization of the DTMB 5415 ship model for calm-water resistance.
2022
Istituto di iNgegneria del Mare - INM (ex INSEAN)
shape optimization
simulation-based design
multi-fidelity
surrogate modelling
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