Abstract:Deep learning-based surrogate models have been extensively developed for efficiently approximating multiscale systems with random input fields. However, most existing approaches require retraining neural networks from scratch when source terms, boundary conditions, or differential operators change, resulting in significant computational costs and limited adaptability. To address this challenge, we integrate our previous CNN-based reduced-order model (ROM) framework with the multiscale finite element method (MsFEM) and propose an MsFEM-inspired transfer learning strategy, termed MITL. The CNN-based ROM consists of two components: Basis CNNs, which learn reduced basis functions, and Coef CNNs, which predict the corresponding linear combination coefficients. To enhance the transferability of learned multiscale representations, global MsFEM basis problems are employed as source tasks during pretraining. For new target problems, MITL requires training only lightweight adaptation networks to construct task-specific reduced bases and coefficients, thereby substantially reducing the computational burden. Numerical experiments demonstrate that MITL achieves accurate and efficient predictions across a range of target tasks, with particularly significant advantages in data-scarce scenarios.
From: Xuehan Zhang [view email]
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