Study on Approximation Methods with Chebyshev Polynomial Models

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Modern automobile design technology often employed finite element analysis and computational fluid dynamics, which are computational expense and highly time cost and need to employ approximation techniques. We herein study a Chebyshev Polynomial Model-based approximation technique, and employ it for predictive design. Firstly, we investigated the multi-valuable function prediction on the model precision. We also employed cross-validation as error analysis method. The computational results from expensive optimization of CEC 2014 tested our predictive methods. The experimental results showed that the proposed method is suitable for solving the low dimensional function prediction problems.

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