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Context and challenges<\/h2>\n

TransAT is a software tool that performs high-value Computational Fluid Dynamics simulations in complex industrial scenarios. It uses advanced numerical methods that need to be tuned manually for each case. This is a hard task which requires expert knowledge. Sometime the experts cannot find a solution for a specific experience and the simulation does not converge.<\/p>\n

Non-convergence of simulations can be caused by the inappropriate setting of numerical parameters. The \u201cSmartFluid\u201d project aims at tackling this issue through the use of an evolutionary genetic algorithm (EGA). In this project an EGA module called SarP (Smart adaptive run Parametrisation) has been developed to handle convergence problem when running TransAT. To reduce the evaluation time of the fitness function, the EGA has been extended by an approximation function inspired from data mining. The data model is constructed from historical data.<\/p>\n

Objectives<\/h2>\n