abaqus-surrogate-fea-validation

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Closed-loop inverse-design validation. Given a target deformation field, solve the inverse problem on a trained surrogate (Ridge / linear), then run an Abaqus FEA verification and compare surrogate-predicted vs. true displacement field. Reports MSE / MAE / max-abs-error / NRMSE side-by-side, plus sa

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Closed-loop inverse-design validation. Given a target deformation field, solve the inverse problem on a trained surrogate (Ridge / linear), then run an Abaqus FEA verification and compare surrogate-predicted vs. true displacement field. Reports MSE / MAE / max-abs-error / NRMSE side-by-side, plus saturated-channel count, so you can quantify the surrogate-FEA gap. Use when the user wants to evaluat

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