Automatic discovery of optimal meta-solvers via multi-objective optimization

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Main Authors: Lee, Youngkyu, Liu, Shanqing, Darbon, Jerome, Karniadakis, George Em
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Published: 2024
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author Lee, Youngkyu
Liu, Shanqing
Darbon, Jerome
Karniadakis, George Em
author_facet Lee, Youngkyu
Liu, Shanqing
Darbon, Jerome
Karniadakis, George Em
contents We design two classes of ultra-fast meta-solvers for linear systems arising after discretizing PDEs by combining neural operators with either simple iterative solvers, e.g., Jacobi and Gauss-Seidel, or with Krylov methods, e.g., GMRES and BiCGStab, using the trunk basis of DeepONet as a coarse preconditioner. The idea is to leverage the spectral bias of neural networks to account for the lower part of the spectrum in the error distribution while the upper part is handled easily and inexpensively using relaxation methods or fine-scale preconditioners. We create a pareto front of optimal meta-solvers using a plurarilty of metrics, and we introduce a preference function to select the best solver most suitable for a specific scenario. This automation for finding optimal solvers can be extended to nonlinear systems and other setups, e.g. finding the best meta-solver for space-time in time-dependent PDEs.
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spellingShingle Automatic discovery of optimal meta-solvers via multi-objective optimization
Lee, Youngkyu
Liu, Shanqing
Darbon, Jerome
Karniadakis, George Em
Numerical Analysis
Optimization and Control
We design two classes of ultra-fast meta-solvers for linear systems arising after discretizing PDEs by combining neural operators with either simple iterative solvers, e.g., Jacobi and Gauss-Seidel, or with Krylov methods, e.g., GMRES and BiCGStab, using the trunk basis of DeepONet as a coarse preconditioner. The idea is to leverage the spectral bias of neural networks to account for the lower part of the spectrum in the error distribution while the upper part is handled easily and inexpensively using relaxation methods or fine-scale preconditioners. We create a pareto front of optimal meta-solvers using a plurarilty of metrics, and we introduce a preference function to select the best solver most suitable for a specific scenario. This automation for finding optimal solvers can be extended to nonlinear systems and other setups, e.g. finding the best meta-solver for space-time in time-dependent PDEs.
title Automatic discovery of optimal meta-solvers via multi-objective optimization
topic Numerical Analysis
Optimization and Control
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.00063