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Pt 3: Project ideas, links to code, papers, galore
ML Surrogates for CFD
Jun 19
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Justin Hodges, PhD
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Learning Pathway Pt 2: Datasets, Hands-on, ML libraries, ...
(Nothing to do with ChatGPT)
Jun 9
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Justin Hodges, PhD
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Learning Pathway Pt 1: AI/ML for us Mech./Aero Engineers
Nearly 3,000 words to describe a suggestion on how to grow your ML skill for CFD/FEA type problems. Part 1 of several to come
Jun 9
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Justin Hodges, PhD
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May 2025
NVIDIA Part 3: Explaining their latest and greatest ML Surrogate for CFD
Listen now | Conceptual review on how it works
May 29
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Justin Hodges, PhD
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Parsimony in Scientific Machine Learning
We talked about small data, now let's talk about small models
May 18
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Justin Hodges, PhD
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Parsimony in Scientific Machine Learning
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Technology readiness levels for machine learning systems
Considerations for jobs relying on you to scale and deploy your AI/ML into engineering (eg simulation) environments
May 14
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Justin Hodges, PhD
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Technology readiness levels for machine learning systems
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NVIDIA Part 2: Papers galore and conference takeaways
Tutorials, Overview of the 'Model Zoo', Publications, and Industry Insights
May 7
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Justin Hodges, PhD
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NVIDIA Part 2: Papers galore and conference takeaways
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April 2025
Pt 1: Combining Simulation & Test Data into AI/ML Models
How mixing the two and folding into AI/ML models brings novel value. Part 1: Industry focus. Part 2: Methods focus.
Apr 30
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Justin Hodges, PhD
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Pt 1: Combining Simulation & Test Data into AI/ML Models
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Code Examples: AI-Based Sampling Approaches (Cookbook Part 2)
Avoid needing a huge (simulation) dataset to train your AI/ML model
Apr 17
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Justin Hodges, PhD
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Code Examples: AI-Based Sampling Approaches (Cookbook Part 2)
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Table of Contents: Posts Summary
What have I posted so far, what's next, and what do you want to see next?
Apr 13
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Justin Hodges, PhD
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Cookbook: Making Small Dataset Projects Successful (CFD, FEA, …)
Do I have enough data? How do I know? How to quickly fix it if I don't? Let's get some answers.
Apr 8
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Justin Hodges, PhD
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March 2025
Part 1: AI/ML in Solvers (CFD, FEA)
Lots of attention has always been given to ML models trained on historical datasets -- but here we talk about integration AI/ML machinery into our…
Mar 28
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Justin Hodges, PhD
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Part 1: AI/ML in Solvers (CFD, FEA)
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