Prospects of federated machine learning in fluid dynamics

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2208.07017v1
• Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2022 06:15:04 GMT
• Title: Prospects of federated machine learning in fluid dynamics
• Authors: Omer San, Suraj Pawar, Adil Rasheed
• Abstract summary: In recent years, machine learning has offered a renaissance to the fluid community due to the rapid developments in data science. In this letter, we present a federated machine learning approach that enables localized to collaboratively learn an aggregated shared predictive model. We demonstrate the feasibility and prospects of such decentralized learning approach with an effort to forge a deep learning surrogate model for reconstructingtemporal fields.
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• Abstract: Physics-based models have been mainstream in fluid dynamics for developing predictive models. In recent years, machine learning has offered a renaissance to the fluid community due to the rapid developments in data science, processing units, neural network based technologies, and sensor adaptations. So far in many applications in fluid dynamics, machine learning approaches have been mostly focused on a standard process that requires centralizing the training data on a designated machine or in a data center. In this letter, we present a federated machine learning approach that enables localized clients to collaboratively learn an aggregated and shared predictive model while keeping all the training data on each edge device. We demonstrate the feasibility and prospects of such decentralized learning approach with an effort to forge a deep learning surrogate model for reconstructing spatiotemporal fields. Our results indicate that federated machine learning might be a viable tool for designing highly accurate predictive decentralized digital twins relevant to fluid dynamics.

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