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can we compare participation values of different iterations in DOE using SOL112?

maheshkumar.kavalgav
maheshkumar.kavalgav over 6 years ago
can we compare participation values of different iterations in DOE using SOL112?
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  • Sanjay Patel
    0 Sanjay Patel over 6 years ago
    Hi Maheshkumar,
     
    DOE in nastran is presented as option/method for discrete variable optimization. Computation of these discrete solution is based on the previous continuous solution. One can create a discrete variable optimization result after each continuous solution result by using DISBEG set to 1 in DOPTPRM entry. so this can be accomplised by looking at the results of each Discrete Design cycle results.
     
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    Sanjay.
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    0 Sanjay Patel over 6 years ago
    Transient solution does not land itself to optimization well as future response sensitivities are not accurately derived/predicted.
     
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