DOE OSTI · 1902789
Learning Coagulation Processes With Combinatorial Neural Networks
Abstract
Abstract Simulating the evolution of a coagulating aerosol or cloud of droplets in a key problem in atmospheric science. We present a proof of concept for modeling coagulation processes using a novel combinatorial neural network (CombNN) architecture. Using two types of data from a high‐detail particle‐resolved aerosol simulation, we show that CombNN models outperform standard neural networks and are competitive in accuracy with traditional state‐of‐the‐art sectional models. These CombNN models could have application in learning coarse‐grained coagulation models for multi‐species aerosols and for learning coagulation models from observed size‐distribution data.
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Wang, Justin L., Curtis, Jeffrey H., Riemer, Nicole, West, Matthew. 2022-12-09. Learning Coagulation Processes With Combinatorial Neural Networks. https://doi.org/10.1029/2022ms003252
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