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Bayesian optimization for inverse calibration of expensive computer models: A case study for Johnson-Cook model in machining...

by Jaydeep M Karandikar, Anirban Chaudhuri, Timothy T No, Kevin S Smith, Tony L Schmitz
Publication Type
Journal
Journal Name
Manufacturing Letters
Publication Date
Page Numbers
32 to 38
Volume
32
Issue
2022

Inverse model calibration for identifying the constitutive model parameters can be computationally demanding for expensive-to-evaluate simulation models. This paper presents a modified Bayesian optimization (BO) method, denoted as BO-bound, that incorporates theoretical bounds on the quantity of interest. A case study for the inverse calibration of the Johnson Cook (J-C) flow stress model parameters is presented using machining (cutting) force data. The results show fast calibration of the five J-C parameters within 25 simulations. In general, the BO-bound method is applicable for inverse calibration of any expensive simulation models as well as optimization problems with known bounds.