A First Step Towards Mesh-Free Probabilistic Shape Optimization
Stephan Schmidt, Maximilian W\"urschmidt

TL;DR
This paper introduces a mesh-free probabilistic shape optimization method using neural network-based PDE solvers and Monte Carlo sampling, demonstrated on a benchmark tracking problem.
Contribution
It presents a novel probabilistic shape derivative representation evaluated via Monte Carlo, eliminating the need for mesh-based methods.
Findings
Effective shape optimization without meshing.
Neural network PDE solver on point clouds.
Successful application to a benchmark tracking problem.
Abstract
We present an initial implementation of a probabilistic PDE-constrained shape optimization algorithm. Our method is based on a novel probabilistic representation of the shape derivative, which is evaluated using Monte Carlo sampling; and does not rely on a mesh. The underlying state is represented with a neural network-based PDE solver on point clouds. The methodology is applied throughout to a benchmark tracking problem.
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Taxonomy
Topics3D Shape Modeling and Analysis · Topology Optimization in Engineering · Computational Geometry and Mesh Generation
