Abstract
Abstract
The paper proposes an algorithm for forming a small training set, which will provide a reasonable quality of a surrogate ML-model for the problem of elastoplastic deformation of a metal rod under the action of a longitudinal load pulse. This dynamic physical problem is computationally simple and convenient for testing various approaches, but at the same time it is physically quite complex, because it contains a significant range of effects. So, the methods tested on this problem can be further applied to other areas. This work demonstrates the possibility of a surrogate ML-model to provide a reasonable prediction quality for a dynamic physical problem with a small training set size.
Subject
General Physics and Astronomy