Scalar Field: Online - Tikhonov
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Scalar Field: Online - Tikhonov#
Online phase of the Tikhonov regularized Generalised Empirical Interpolation Method applied to scalar fields. Tikhonov Regularizarion allows better reconstructions when signal noise is considered.
Preparation#
The structure of the case study folder is the following (in this example Folder3 and Folder4 are the test case folders)
>> ./Study_case
>> /Folder_1
>> /Folder_2
>> /Folder_3
>> /Folder_4
>> /GEIM_(fieldName)
>> /0
>> /constant
>> /(fieldName)_GEIM_Offline_files
>> /system
controlDict
blockMeshDict
...
GEIMsolverDict <--- Dictionary needed for the input parameters
The GEIMsolverDict must be put inside ./Study_case/GEIM_(fieldName)_s_(SensorsVariance)/system/
An example of GEIMsolverDict can be found in application/GEIM/ScalarGEIM_Online, which requires the following entries:
Online_parameters
{
field T; <---- ScalarField on which GEIM is performed
msNumber 20; <---- number of GEIM magic sensors to use
foldersList ( "Folder_3",
"Folder_4") ; <---- List of folder names containig the
snapshots to be reconstructed
noise_std 0.001; <---- noise Gaussian standard deviation
N_Repeated_Experiments 10; <---- Number of repeated "experiments" needed in order to obtain statistically relevant average reconstruction errors
}
Usage#
Inside ./Study_case/GEIM_(fieldName)_s_(SensorsVariance) launch
ScalarTR-GEIM
To include folder “0” use
ScalarTR-GEIM -withZero
Results#
The interpolant and the residual field, defined as
are stored in the correspondent snapshot folders
>> ./Study_case
>> /Folder_1
>> /Folder_2
>> /Folder_3
>> /0
T_TR-GEIMInterpolant <---(fieldName) TR-GEIM interpolant obtained with mfNumber basis
T_TR-GEIMresidual <---(fieldName) TR-GEIM residual obtained with mfNumber basis
>> /1
T_TR-GEIMInterpolant
T_TR-GEIMresidual
>> ...
>> /Folder_4
>> /0
T_TR-GEIMInterpolant
T_TR-GEIMresidual
>> /1
T_TR-GEIMInterpolant
T_TR-GEIMresidual
>> ...
>> /GEIM_T_s_0.0001
>> /0
>> /system
>> /constant
>> /T_GEIM_Offline_files
>> /T_GEIM_Online_files
>> /T_TR-GEIM_files
average_L2_relative_error_noiseStd_0.001.txt" <---- average L2 realtive error as a function of basis number with noise_std 0.001
The absolute and relative error are computed as
recalling that the norms are defined as