Accurate prediction of ground surface settlement(GSS)adjacent to an excavation is important to prevent potential damage to the surrounding environment.Previous studies have extensively delved into this topic but all u...Accurate prediction of ground surface settlement(GSS)adjacent to an excavation is important to prevent potential damage to the surrounding environment.Previous studies have extensively delved into this topic but all under the limitations of either imprecise theories or insufficient data.In the present study,we proposed a physics-constrained neural network(PhyNN)for predicting excavation-induced GSS to fully integrate the theory of elasticity with observations and make full use of the strong fitting ability of neural networks(NNs).This model incorporates an analytical solution as an additional regularization term in the loss function to guide the training of NN.Moreover,we introduced three trainable parameters into the analytical solution so that it can be adaptively modified during the training process.The performance of the proposed PhyNN model is verified using data from a case study project.Results show that our PhyNN model achieves higher prediction accuracy,better generalization ability,and robustness than the purely data-driven NN model when confronted with data containing noise and outliers.Remarkably,by incorporating physical constraints,the admissible solution space of PhyNN is significantly narrowed,leading to a substantial reduction in the need for the amount of training data.The proposed PhyNN can be utilized as a general framework for integrating physical constraints into data-driven machine-learning models.展开更多
Artificial intelligence technology is introduced into the simulation of muzzle flow field to improve its simulation efficiency in this paper.A data-physical fusion driven framework is proposed.First,the known flow fie...Artificial intelligence technology is introduced into the simulation of muzzle flow field to improve its simulation efficiency in this paper.A data-physical fusion driven framework is proposed.First,the known flow field data is used to initialize the model parameters,so that the parameters to be trained are close to the optimal value.Then physical prior knowledge is introduced into the training process so that the prediction results not only meet the known flow field information but also meet the physical conservation laws.Through two examples,it is proved that the model under the fusion driven framework can solve the strongly nonlinear flow field problems,and has stronger generalization and expansion.The proposed model is used to solve a muzzle flow field,and the safety clearance behind the barrel side is divided.It is pointed out that the shape of the safety clearance under different launch speeds is roughly the same,and the pressure disturbance in the area within 9.2 m behind the muzzle section exceeds the safety threshold,which is a dangerous area.Comparison with the CFD results shows that the calculation efficiency of the proposed model is greatly improved under the condition of the same calculation accuracy.The proposed model can quickly and accurately simulate the muzzle flow field under various launch conditions.展开更多
基金funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.52090082)support provided by the China Scholarship Council(Grant No.202206260206).
文摘Accurate prediction of ground surface settlement(GSS)adjacent to an excavation is important to prevent potential damage to the surrounding environment.Previous studies have extensively delved into this topic but all under the limitations of either imprecise theories or insufficient data.In the present study,we proposed a physics-constrained neural network(PhyNN)for predicting excavation-induced GSS to fully integrate the theory of elasticity with observations and make full use of the strong fitting ability of neural networks(NNs).This model incorporates an analytical solution as an additional regularization term in the loss function to guide the training of NN.Moreover,we introduced three trainable parameters into the analytical solution so that it can be adaptively modified during the training process.The performance of the proposed PhyNN model is verified using data from a case study project.Results show that our PhyNN model achieves higher prediction accuracy,better generalization ability,and robustness than the purely data-driven NN model when confronted with data containing noise and outliers.Remarkably,by incorporating physical constraints,the admissible solution space of PhyNN is significantly narrowed,leading to a substantial reduction in the need for the amount of training data.The proposed PhyNN can be utilized as a general framework for integrating physical constraints into data-driven machine-learning models.
基金Supported by the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province of China(Grant No.BK20210347)Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.U2141246).
文摘Artificial intelligence technology is introduced into the simulation of muzzle flow field to improve its simulation efficiency in this paper.A data-physical fusion driven framework is proposed.First,the known flow field data is used to initialize the model parameters,so that the parameters to be trained are close to the optimal value.Then physical prior knowledge is introduced into the training process so that the prediction results not only meet the known flow field information but also meet the physical conservation laws.Through two examples,it is proved that the model under the fusion driven framework can solve the strongly nonlinear flow field problems,and has stronger generalization and expansion.The proposed model is used to solve a muzzle flow field,and the safety clearance behind the barrel side is divided.It is pointed out that the shape of the safety clearance under different launch speeds is roughly the same,and the pressure disturbance in the area within 9.2 m behind the muzzle section exceeds the safety threshold,which is a dangerous area.Comparison with the CFD results shows that the calculation efficiency of the proposed model is greatly improved under the condition of the same calculation accuracy.The proposed model can quickly and accurately simulate the muzzle flow field under various launch conditions.
