SPDE-constrained optimization with stochastic collocation
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SPDE-Constrained Optimization With
Stochastic Collocation
Hanne Tiesler
CeVis/ZeTeM @ University of Bremen
DFG SPP 1253
Mike Kirby, University of Utah
Tobias Preusser, Jacobs University Bremen/Fraunhofer MEVIS
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Outline
Motivation
Stochastic Processes
How to solve SPDEs
Numerical tests
Optimization with SPDEs
Numerical examples
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Motivation
Motivation- Planung
- Planung Motivation
lesion
local vessels
RF-Ablation
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Uncertainty in Material Properties
1,00E+00
Material properties
9,00E-01
8,00E-01
–
7,00E-01
are different for each patient
6,00E-01
5,00E-01
–
change with vaporisation of water
4,00E-01
3,00E-01
–
2,00E-01
change with coagulation of the cells
1,00E-01
0,00E+00
0
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Experimental Data: K. Lehmann, B. Frericks, U. Zurbuchen, Charite, Berlin
Output depends on uncertain parameters
P( )
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
Random process
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Stochastic Process
Let
be a probability space
Stochastic process decomposed into finite set of independent
random variables
Joint probability density function
of
reduce infinite dimensional probability space to
space , Hilbert space
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-dimensional
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Stochastic Collocation Method
Combine stochastic Galerkin method and Monte Carlo Method
Random
sample
points
Sparse grid,
generated
with
Smolyak‘s
algorithm
use polynomial approximation in random spaces and sample at
discrete points
orthogonal Lagrange interpolation polynomials
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Stochastic Galerkin method
stochastic elliptic PDE
is weak solution of the SPDE if
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Numerical Tests
Variance of the solution of the
SPDE for different coefficients
Different realizations for
with
Stochastic solution for
deterministic solution with
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converges for
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to the
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Numerical Tests for the SPDEs
Cauchy Criterion
Norm in tensor product space
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Ratio Criterion
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Objective Functionals
Simple data measurements:
Several moments for the measurements:
Cumulative distribution function:
Zabaras, Ganapathysubramanian
With
and
with the spanning variable
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is the inverse CDF of the random variable
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Optimization Problem with SPDE
Constraints
subject to
with
such that
and
and the measurements
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Optimality System
Adjoint equation
Derivative with respect to
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Numerical Solution
Sequential quadratic programming (SQP)
Determine search direction by solving the quadratic problem
Define weighting factor
Calculate stepwidth
Update optimization variables
for penalty function
such that
and Hessian matrix.
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Computational Aspects
Second derivative of objective functional
Expectation value is omnipresent
convenient to be solve with collocation method
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Stochastic Model for RFA
Electric potential:
Steady State Heat-equation:
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First Applications for the Probe Position*
* I. Altrogge, CeVis, University of Bremen
Expectation of the maximal volume on destroyed tissue
Highest probability
for successful
Therapy
Confidence
interval
optimal probe position
for the deterministic
model
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Probe positon for the
expected maximal volume
of destroyed tissue
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Conclusion and Outlook
Derivation of optimality system for SPDE-constrained problems
Gradient descent method and SQP method
First applications for RFA
Apply for more problems/objective functionals
Confidence interval
Hierarchical basis functions
Thank You!
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