Deep Surrogate Langevin Sampling for Multi-Objective Constraint Black Box Optimization with Applications to Optimal Inverse Design Problems

Run a computerized numerical partial differential equation solver on at least one partial differential equation representing at least one physical constraint of a physical system, to generate a training data set. A true potential corresponds to an exact solution to the at least one partial differential equation. Using a computerized machine learning system, learn, from the training data set, a surrogate of a gradient of the true potential. Using the computerized machine learning system, apply Langevin sampling to the learned surrogate of the gradient, to obtain a plurality of samples corresponding to candidate designs for the physical system. Make the plurality of samples available to a fabrication entity.

Researchers

Giuseppe Romano / Thanh Nguyen / Youssef Mroueh / Samuel Hoffman / Pierre Dognin / Payel Das / Chinmay Hegde

Departments: Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies
Technology Areas: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) / Computer Science: Networking & Signals
Impact Areas: Advanced Materials

  • deep surrogate langevin sampling for multi-objective constraint black box optimization with applications to optimal inverse design problems
    United States of America | Published application

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