Create and Manage Datasets

Datasets are collections of one or more simulation results used for training or scoring a model.

Note: Dataset creation times vary because each .h3d file must be processed separately.
  1. Create dataset.
    1. From the PhysicsAI ribbon, select the Create Dataset tool.
      Figure 1.


      The Create Dataset dialog opens.
    2. Enter a name for the dataset.
    3. For Directory, click Open and navigate to the project folder.
    4. Select and transfer all of the necessary .h3d files.
      Figure 2.


      Note: If the solid elements exist in the CAE data, selecting the Extract solid faces check box means the prediction will be made only on the outer surfaces. The Extract solid faces check box is selected by default because it ensures faster prediction time.

      If the Extract solid faces check box is cleared, predictions will be made for all nodes/elements throughout the interior of the solid body as well.

      Figure 3. With Extract Solid Faces Selected


      Figure 4. Without Extract Solid Faces Selected


    5. Click OK.
  2. Manage Datasets.
    1. From the PhysicsAI ribbon, select the Manage Datasets tool.
      Figure 5.


      The Datasets dialog opens.
    2. Create, import, or remove datasets.
    3. Optional: Select a data file and click to preview the selected file.
      Figure 6.


    4. Click OK.

CAE Data Compatibility

Learn more about the data compatibility of PhysicsAI.

File Types

PhysicsAI is compatible with any CAE file format which can be read by HyperView, including formats like .h3d, as well as several 3rd party CAE formats.

See the full list of formats here.

Element Types

PhysicsAI supports all readable CAE element types including 0D, 1D, 2D and 3D elements, and both first and second order elements.

Polyhedral elements are not supported, so they are not compatible with physicsAI.

Static/Transient

Both static and transient simulations are supported.

If transient, all samples must have the same number of time steps.

Physics

Nearly all types of physics simulation are supported, including structural, CFD, thermal, manufacturing, and so on.

PhysicsAI expects that results are defined on all nodes/elements. If the result is undefined for some parts (for example, “NA” or gray color in HyperView), they should first be removed using hvtrans before creating a PhysicsAI dataset. One exception is rigid elements, which are not expected to have results.

Erosion in explicit analysis is not currently supported.

Tensor Results

For tensor results like stress and strain, PhysicsAI predicts only the von Mises component. If another component is desired, like Tresca stress, a scalar field can be created from this component as a preprocessing step (outside of PhysicsAI).

Layered Results

When shell elements have multiple layers, PhysicsAI predicts the maximum value across all layers.