Seongjun Hong, Yongmin Kwon, Dongju Shin, Jangseop Park, Namwoo Kang
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Abstract
Recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) have significantly
influenced various fields, including mechanical engineering. Nonetheless, the
development of high-quality, diverse datasets for structural analysis still
needs to be improved. Although traditional datasets, such as simulated jet
engine bracket dataset, are useful, they are constrained by a small number of
samples, which must be improved for developing robust data-driven surrogate
models. This study presents the DeepJEB dataset, which has been created using
deep generative models and automated engineering simulation pipelines, to
overcome these challenges. Moreover, this study provides comprehensive 3D
geometries and their corresponding structural analysis data. Key experiments validated the effectiveness of the DeepJEB dataset,
demonstrating significant improvements in the prediction accuracy and
reliability of surrogate models trained on this data. The enhanced dataset
showed a broader design space and better generalization capabilities than
traditional datasets. These findings highlight the potential of DeepJEB as a
benchmark dataset for developing reliable surrogate models in structural
engineering. The DeepJEB dataset supports advanced modeling techniques, such as
graph neural networks (GNNs) and high-dimensional convolutional networks
(CNNs), leveraging node-level field data for precise predictions. This dataset
is set to drive innovation in engineering design applications, enabling more
accurate and efficient structural performance predictions. The DeepJEB dataset
is publicly accessible at: https://www.narnia.ai/dataset