A Weighted Sparse-Input NN Applied to Identify Important Features for Vortex-Induced Vibration
summary
Proposes a WSPINN weighted sparse-input neural network that applies group sparsity on the input first layer to pick physics features from experiments on a 38 m flexible cylinder with Re=10^4–10^5. Starts from 18 candidate features, forces three trusted priors (Reynolds, shear, damping) with smaller penalty and recovers two additional important features for a 5-feature model that matches brute-force search and keeps prediction error near 10 percent. Optimization works with standard optimizers (FGIO, Adam).
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:27Vortex induced vibration (VIV) for long flexible cylinders
- 2:44Can we simplify the model?
- 3:44Brute forces compare prediction for each combination of feature sets
- 7:19Weighted sparse input Neural network (WSPINN)
- 8:50Flexible cylinder VIV modeling
- 10:51Spatiotemporal analysis of typical VIV signals
- 16:16Dataset description
- 19:26Feature selection results
- 22:00Physical insight interpretations
- 24:28Conclusion
- 25:562 Neural network setup
- 27:572. Sparse input Neural Network (SPINN)
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