A novel adaptive-weight ensemble surrogate model base on distance and mixture error

Jun Lu, Yudong Fang and Weijian Han

PLOS ONE, 2023, vol. 18, issue 10, 1-24

Abstract: Surrogate models are commonly used as a substitute for the computation-intensive simulations in design optimization. However, building a high-accuracy surrogate model with limited samples remains a challenging task. In this paper, a novel adaptive-weight ensemble surrogate modeling method is proposed to address this challenge. Instead of using a single error metric, the proposed method takes into account the position of the prediction sample, the mixture error metric and the learning characteristics of the component surrogate models. The effectiveness of proposed ensemble models are tested on five highly nonlinear benchmark functions and a finite element model for the analysis of the frequency response of an automotive exhaust pipe. Comparative results demonstrate the effectiveness and promising potential of proposed method in achieving higher accuracy.

Date: 2023
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