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MetaNOR: A Meta-Learnt Nonlocal Operator Regression Approach for Metamaterial Modeling

arXiv 2206.02040 ↗First posted 4 Jun 2022cond-mat.mtrl-sci cs.LG stat.MLcited by 6

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Abstract (arXiv)

We propose MetaNOR, a meta-learnt approach for transfer-learning operators based on the nonlocal operator regression. The overall goal is to efficiently provide surrogate models for new and unknown material-learning tasks with different microstructures. The algorithm consists of two phases: (1) learning a common nonlocal kernel representation from existing tasks; (2) transferring the learned knowledge and rapidly learning surrogate operators for unseen tasks with a different material, where only a few test samples are required. We apply MetaNOR to model the wave propagation within 1D metamaterials, showing substantial improvements on the sampling efficiency for new materials.

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