Using SmartUQ, for smarter, simpler and more effective Uncertainty Quantification simulations.
Who's this for:
Engineers who build complex, mission critical systems knows that real-world performance is hard to simulate and test. This is due to uncertainty. It may arise from approximations or variations in boundary and initial conditions in models, or deviations in materials, assembly, operating conditions, and wear in finished products.
Uncertainty Quantification (UQ) is a set of Machine Learning (ML) methods that puts error bands on results by incorporating real world variability and probabilistic behaviour into engineering and systems analysis. UQ answers the question: what is likely to happen when the system is subjected to uncertain and variable inputs. Answering this question facilitates significant risk reduction, robust design, and greater confidence in engineering decisions. Modern UQ techniques use powerful predictive models to map the input-output relationships of the system, significantly reducing the number of simulations or tests required to get statistically defensible answers.
Smart UQ has been designed to aid, and simplify working in this complex field.
Using simulation examples and SmartUQ software for illustration, this webinar will cover: