Nonlinear Multiscale Modelling and Design using Gaussian Processes

A method for nonlinear material modeling and design using statistical learning is proposed to assist in the mechanical analysis of structural materials. Conventional computational homogenization schemes are proven to underperform in analyzing the complex nonlinear behavior of such microstructures wi...

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Main Authors: Sumudu Herath, Udith Haputhanthri
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Shahid Chamran University of Ahvaz 2021-07-01
Series:Journal of Applied and Computational Mechanics
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Online Access:https://jacm.scu.ac.ir/article_16678_49988e74e6917f1f6652c0ace906a35c.pdf
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spelling doaj-a145e83239ab4d03b81a4184fdf020132021-07-13T13:53:48ZengShahid Chamran University of AhvazJournal of Applied and Computational Mechanics2383-45362383-45362021-07-01731583159210.22055/jacm.2021.36106.279516678Nonlinear Multiscale Modelling and Design using Gaussian ProcessesSumudu Herath0Udith Haputhanthri1Department of Civil Engineering, University of Moratuwa, Sri LankaDepartment of Electronic and Telecommunication Engineering, University of Moratuwa, Sri LankaA method for nonlinear material modeling and design using statistical learning is proposed to assist in the mechanical analysis of structural materials. Conventional computational homogenization schemes are proven to underperform in analyzing the complex nonlinear behavior of such microstructures with finite deformations. Also, the higher computational cost of the existing homogenization schemes inspires the inception of a data-driven multiscale computational homogenization scheme. In this paper, a statistical nonlinear homogenization scheme is discussed to mitigate these issues using the Gaussian Process Regression technique. A data-driven model is trained for different strain states of microscale unit cells. In the macroscale, nonlinear response of the macroscopic structure is analyzed, for which the stresses and material responses are predicted by the trained surrogate model.https://jacm.scu.ac.ir/article_16678_49988e74e6917f1f6652c0ace906a35c.pdfgaussian processesmultiscale modellingmaterial modellingstatistical learningdata-driven continuum ‎mechanics
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author Sumudu Herath
Udith Haputhanthri
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Nonlinear Multiscale Modelling and Design using Gaussian Processes
Journal of Applied and Computational Mechanics
gaussian processes
multiscale modelling
material modelling
statistical learning
data-driven continuum ‎mechanics
author_facet Sumudu Herath
Udith Haputhanthri
author_sort Sumudu Herath
title Nonlinear Multiscale Modelling and Design using Gaussian Processes
title_short Nonlinear Multiscale Modelling and Design using Gaussian Processes
title_full Nonlinear Multiscale Modelling and Design using Gaussian Processes
title_fullStr Nonlinear Multiscale Modelling and Design using Gaussian Processes
title_full_unstemmed Nonlinear Multiscale Modelling and Design using Gaussian Processes
title_sort nonlinear multiscale modelling and design using gaussian processes
publisher Shahid Chamran University of Ahvaz
series Journal of Applied and Computational Mechanics
issn 2383-4536
2383-4536
publishDate 2021-07-01
description A method for nonlinear material modeling and design using statistical learning is proposed to assist in the mechanical analysis of structural materials. Conventional computational homogenization schemes are proven to underperform in analyzing the complex nonlinear behavior of such microstructures with finite deformations. Also, the higher computational cost of the existing homogenization schemes inspires the inception of a data-driven multiscale computational homogenization scheme. In this paper, a statistical nonlinear homogenization scheme is discussed to mitigate these issues using the Gaussian Process Regression technique. A data-driven model is trained for different strain states of microscale unit cells. In the macroscale, nonlinear response of the macroscopic structure is analyzed, for which the stresses and material responses are predicted by the trained surrogate model.
topic gaussian processes
multiscale modelling
material modelling
statistical learning
data-driven continuum ‎mechanics
url https://jacm.scu.ac.ir/article_16678_49988e74e6917f1f6652c0ace906a35c.pdf
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