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Guopeng Sun

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AAAI Conference 2024 Conference Paper

CcDPM: A Continuous Conditional Diffusion Probabilistic Model for Inverse Design

  • Yanxuan Zhao
  • Peng Zhang
  • Guopeng Sun
  • Zhigong Yang
  • Jianqiang Chen
  • Yueqing Wang

Engineering design methods aim to generate new designs that meet desired performance requirements. Past work has directly introduced conditional Generative Adversarial Networks (cGANs) into this field and achieved promising results in single-point design problems(one performance requirement under one working condition). However, these methods assume that the performance requirements are distributed in categorical space, which is not reasonable in these scenarios. Although Continuous conditional GANs (CcGANs) introduce Vicinal Risk Minimization (VRM) to reduce the performance loss caused by this assumption, they still face the following challenges: 1) CcGANs can not handle multi-point design problems (multiple performance requirements under multiple working conditions). 2) Their training process is time-consuming due to the high computational complexity of the vicinal loss. To address these issues, A Continuous conditional Diffusion Probabilistic Model (CcDPM) is proposed, which the first time introduces the diffusion model into the engineering design area and VRM into the diffusion model. CcDPM adopts a novel sampling method called multi-point design sampling to deal with multi-point design problems. Moreover, the k-d tree is used in the training process of CcDPM to shorten the calculation time of vicinal loss and speed up the training process by 2-300 times in our experiments. Experiments on a synthetic problem and three real-world design problems demonstrate that CcDPM outperforms the state-of-the-art GAN models.

EAAI Journal 2024 Journal Article

PDI-HFP: An intelligent method for heat flux prediction on hypersonic aircraft based on projection depth images

  • Tingrui Jiang
  • Lei Guo
  • Guopeng Sun
  • Wei Chang
  • Zhigong Yang
  • Yueqing Wang

We propose a novel intelligent method to predict the heat flux on hypersonic aircraft. This method considers the aircraft shape and the inflow conditions as inputs and directly outputs overall surface heat flux values. Specifically, PDI-HFP first projects the aircraft shape onto two-dimensional (2D) images in six directions and then utilizes well-trained neural networks to predict the corresponding heat flux images. Finally, PDI-HFP reconstructs the predicted surface heat flux from 2D space to 3D space, and an interpolation method is then implemented to obtain the heat flux distribution on the surface of the 3D aircraft. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first work to apply deep learning techniques to 3D heat flux prediction on arbitrary types of surface grid. Extensive experimental results demonstrate that the values of the heat flux predicted by our method are very close to those generated by CFD simulation. More importantly, compared with CFD simulation, the use of PDI-HFP effectively shortens the computational time, achieving a speedup by a factor of 200–1000, depending on the aircraft shape.