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September 27, 2022, 09:22 |
Ideas for AI models in CFD
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Hello,
I知 exploring AI for physics using pytorch, I知 playing around with a combustion use case in which I contributed using GNN to infer the surface flame density. I知 running out of simple idea to implement on my free time 🙂*. If anyone has a simple idea to explore modeling with AI for physics I will be glad to discuss. Here is the work I致e done around GNNs for the combustion use-case [ https://github.com/rmslm/ai-physics ] and here is the dataset I used [ https://www.coe-raise.eu/open-data ]. I implemented it for structured, unstructured meshes and I implemented basic mesh splitting for the mesh to be fitted inside a single GPU memory and batched for training. I can provide a dockerfile if some of you want to explore this configuration. Please let me know Any idea ? perhaps using open source solver like openfoam or one with a python interface ? thanks Regards. |
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September 27, 2022, 15:07 |
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Jan Pawlowski
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If you could explain in more details that would be interesting. As a casual warehouse operator, I feel kind of insecure about folowing links.
Last edited by Jan135; September 29, 2022 at 07:47. Reason: typo |
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