2014
DOI: 10.1080/00401706.2013.842935
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Surrogate Modeling of Computer Experiments With Different Mesh Densities

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“…Typical discrete data structures include, e.g., ordinal integers, categorical variables, binary variables, permutations, strings, trees or graphs in general. In most of these discrete cases, bounds 50 a and b are also not required anymore.…”
Section: Taxonomy and Definitionsmentioning
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“…Typical discrete data structures include, e.g., ordinal integers, categorical variables, binary variables, permutations, strings, trees or graphs in general. In most of these discrete cases, bounds 50 a and b are also not required anymore.…”
Section: Taxonomy and Definitionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tuo et al [50] proposed a finite-element analysis with its mesh density as the 255 tuning parameter. A problem in casting simulation is used to illustrate this approach.…”
Section: Multi-fidelity Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this article, we work with a continuum of levels of fidelity indexed by a positive scalar t, following Picheny and Ginsbourger [9] and Tuo et al [14]. The level t can be seen as an input of the simulator, as the input vector x (see Figure 1).…”
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“…The prior distribution of the mean response ξ was proposed by Tuo et al [14] for deterministic simulators. To build the prior model, the mean response ξ is assumed to be the sum of an ideal response ξ 0 and a numerical error ε:…”
Section: Multi-fidelity Prior Modelmentioning
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