PySLM

[drlukeparry]

Hi Kari,

Your master's project looks very interesting and I think it is novel research topic, which from reading in literature the past year, there definitely seems an interesting route for using NN as an alternative to direct simulations.

I wanted to ask if there is any thing that could help in PySLM that may be useful towards your future project. I planned to make some tools to aid controlling simulations in the future. I was also thinking about a Finite Difference reference model for predicting thermal behavior in regions.

All the best,
Luke

[kariln]

Hi Luke! Nice to hear from you! I agree, the use of machine learning for additive manufacturing simulations is a very interesting topic where I think a lot will happen the coming years. Your work with PySLM also seems very interesting! I was not aware of PySLM before I had already written my own code for generation of input files, so I've only been looking briefly at the library. However, I would be happy to do a vieo discussion if you would be up for it. Best regards, Kari Den 28. februar 2021 kl. 4:39 skrev Dr Luke Parry <notifications@github.com> følgende: Hi Kari, Your master's project looks very interesting and I think it is novel research topic, which from reading in literature the past year, there definitely seems an interesting route for using NN as an alternative to direct simulations. I wanted to ask if there is any thing that could help in PySLM that may be useful towards your future project. I planned to make some tools to aid controlling simulations in the future. I was also thinking about a Finite Difference reference model for predicting thermal behavior in regions. All the best, Luke — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.