Compression of multi-physics simulation output data using Principle Component Analysis
Alexey Cherezov, Jinsu Park, Han-Joo Kim, Deokjng Lee, Nur Syazwani Mohd Ali
Abstract
Alexey Cherezov, Jinsu Park, Han-Joo Kim, Deokjng Lee, Nur Syazwani Mohd Ali
Abstract
High-fidelity multi-physics reactor core simulation includes the pin-by-pin neutronics, thermal-hydraulics, thermal-mechanics and fuel performance physical models. Every run of a high-fidelity code consumes a lot of computation time, memory and usually requires an expansive multi-core computational cluster. All output data is to be saved for further analysis if one does not want to repeat the expansive calculations. The memory amount of highfidelity output data can be too large, e.g. in the case of uncertainty analysis. Therefore, the data compression algorithms are needed for reduction of the memory without accuracy loose. In this paper we suggest such algorithm based on Principle Component Analysis (PCA) adopted for multi-physics data.
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High-fidelity multi-physics reactor core simulation includes the pin-by-pin neutronics, thermal-hydraulics, thermal-mechanics and fuel performance physical models. Every run of a high-fidelity code consumes a lot of computation time, memory and usually requires an expansive multi-core computational cluster. All output data is to be saved for further analysis if one does not want to repeat the expansive calculations. The memory amount of highfidelity output data can be too large, e.g. in the case of uncertainty analysis. Therefore, the data compression algorithms are needed for reduction of the memory without accuracy loose. In this paper we suggest such algorithm based on Principle Component Analysis (PCA) adopted for multi-physics data.
Key concepts: Component (thermodynamics), Computer science, Compression (physics), Data compression, Physics, Algorithm, Thermodynamics