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Article Dans Une Revue Experimental Mechanics Année : 2024

Experimental Learning of a Hyperelastic Behavior with a Physics-Augmented Neural Network

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The recent development of Physics-Augmented Neural Networks (PANN) opens new opportunities for modeling material behaviors. These approaches have demonstrated their efficiency when trained on synthetic cases. This study aims to demonstrate the effectiveness of training PANN using real experimental data for modeling hyperelastic behavior. The approach involved two uni-axial experiments equipped with digital image correlation and force sensors. The tests achieved axial deformations exceeding 200% and presented non-linear responses. Twenty loading steps extracted from one experiment were used to train the PANN. The model architecture was optimized based on results from a validation dataset, utilizing equilibrium gap loss computed on six loading steps. Finally, 544 loading steps from the first experiment and 80 steps from a second independent experiment were used for testing purposes. The PANN model effectively captured the hyperelastic behavior across and beyond the training loads, showing superior performance compared to the standard Neo-Hookean model when assessed using various evaluation metrics. Training PANN with experimental mechanical data shows promising results, outperforming traditional modeling approaches.
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hal-04696392 , version 1 (16-09-2024)

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Clément Jailin, Antoine Benady, Remi Legroux, Emmanuel Baranger. Experimental Learning of a Hyperelastic Behavior with a Physics-Augmented Neural Network. Experimental Mechanics, 2024, ⟨10.1007/s11340-024-01106-5⟩. ⟨hal-04696392⟩
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