results: 研究发现,通过 combining Monte Carlo, quadrature rule, and sparse grid sampling with surrogate model fitting, 在1D和7D输入空间场景中可以实现单位采样减少至10^0和10^1,同时保持高精度的输出空间概率分布。Abstract
This paper studies the utility of techniques within uncertainty quantification, namely spectral projection and polynomial chaos expansion, in reducing sampling needs for characterizing acoustic metamaterial dispersion band responses given stochastic material properties and geometric defects. A novel method of encoding geometric defects in an interpretable, resolution independent is showcased in the formation of input space probability distributions. Orders of magnitude sampling reductions down to $\sim10^0$ and $\sim10^1$ are achieved in the 1D and 7D input space scenarios respectively while maintaining accurate output space probability distributions through combining Monte Carlo, quadrature rule, and sparse grid sampling with surrogate model fitting.
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