2020
DOI: 10.1002/jnm.2758
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Variable‐fidelity modeling of antenna input characteristics using domain confinement and two‐stage Gaussian process regression surrogates

Abstract: The major bottleneck of electromagnetic (EM)-driven antenna design is the high CPU cost of massive simulations required by parametric optimization, uncertainty quantification, or robust design procedures. Fast surrogate models may be employed to mitigate this issue to a certain extent. Unfortunately, the curse of dimensionality is a serious limiting factor, hindering the construction

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“…A multistage SBO technique with data mining and a local search mechanism is suggested in [84] based on the algorithmic framework in [87] to reliably address model differences in multi-fidelity antenna optimization while assuring high efficiency and better convergence speed. In [88], a new VFO method is proposed to model the input characteristics of an antenna based on domain confinement and two-stage GPR surrogates. The high CPU cost of the extensive simulations required by parametric optimization, uncertainty quantification, or robust design processes is the primary constraint in EM-driven antenna design.…”
Section: Variable-fidelity Optimizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A multistage SBO technique with data mining and a local search mechanism is suggested in [84] based on the algorithmic framework in [87] to reliably address model differences in multi-fidelity antenna optimization while assuring high efficiency and better convergence speed. In [88], a new VFO method is proposed to model the input characteristics of an antenna based on domain confinement and two-stage GPR surrogates. The high CPU cost of the extensive simulations required by parametric optimization, uncertainty quantification, or robust design processes is the primary constraint in EM-driven antenna design.…”
Section: Variable-fidelity Optimizationmentioning
confidence: 99%