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Thanks! I am pretty sure nobody does direct optimization on the mesh quality because it is hefty. I did come across a PhD thesis which was doing it for fluid
by peterwoerner 7y ago
Thanks! I am pretty sure nobody does direct optimization on the mesh quality because it is hefty. I did come across a PhD thesis which was doing it for fluid structures interactions and his conclusion was it was inferior to other techniques. I have a few tricks which will hopefully make the problem more tractable.
I use FEMAP at my day job have found Laplacian smoothing and FEMAPs other built in tools have been wanting.
I am currently thinking that my goal is to try and use reinforcement learning to build high quality meshes. In order to do that you need a loss function and if you are building a loss function you might as well wrap an optimizer around it.
- tobmlt 7y agoHuh, machine learning for high quality meshing sounds like a great idea! (RL sounds like turning this idea up to 11 — exciting stuff and best of luck!) FEMAP Seems a hot topic these days. Some folks at my work are building an interface to it for meshing purposes.