The Study and Application of Gaussian Process Surrogate Model Based on Gradient Particle Swarm Optimized Hyper-Parameters

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Constructing a high-fidelity surrogate model to optimize production process is often required to meet the requirement of manufacturing process programming ,one of the most popular techniques for the construction of such a surrogate model is that of Gaussian process surrogate model. In this paper, the development of a gradient particle swarm optimization is described, which aims to reduce the cost of this likelihood optimization by drawing on an efficient adjoint of the likelihood, and improve the precision of the model. A multimodal benchmark function was used to test, show that the tuning strategy can provide an accurate Gaussian process surrogate model. Based on LHS ,Gaussian process surrogate model (GP) and gradient particle swarm optimization algorithm (GPSO), a optimization model which is used for improving the quality of Al profile welding is built and utilized to obtain optimal multi-parameters of Al alloy profile extruding processes and moulds. Optimal solution is validated by experiment.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 634-638)

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4011-4016

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January 2013

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