Abstract
AbstractDeveloping methods of domain decomposition (DDM) has been widely studied in the field of numerical computation to estimate solutions of partial differential equations (PDEs). Several case studies have also reported that it is feasible to use the domain decomposition approach for the application of artificial neural networks (ANNs) to solve PDEs. In this study, we devised a pretraining scheme called smoothing with a basis reconstruction process on the structure of ANNs and then implemented the classic concept of DDM. The pretraining process that is engaged at the beginning of the training epochs can make the approximation basis become well-posed on the domain so that the quality of the estimated solution is enhanced. We report that such a well-organized pretraining scheme may affect any NN-based PDE solvers as we can speed up the approximation, improve the solution’s smoothness, and so on. Numerical experiments were performed to verify the effectiveness of the proposed DDM method on ANN for estimating solutions of PDEs. Results revealed that this method could be used as a tool for tasks in general machine learning.
Funder
the Korea University’s endowment
Jesus Christ foundation for scientific research of Every Family Mission Korea
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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