BAI Jingyi; HUANG Qiaogao; GAO Pengcheng; WEN Xin; CHU Yong

doi:10.7498/aps.74.20241499

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The manta ray is a large marine species, which has the ability of gliding efficiently and flapping rapidly. It can autonomously switch between various motion modes, such as gliding, flapping, and group swimming, based on ocean currents and seabed conditions. To address the computational resource and time constraints of traditional numerical simulation methods in modeling the manta ray’s three-dimensional (3D) large-deformation flow field, this study proposes a novel generative artificial intelligence approach based on a denoising probabilistic diffusion model (surf-DDPM). This method predicts the surface flow field of the manta ray by inputting a set of motion parameter variables. Initially, we establish a numerical simulation method for the manta ray’s flapping mode by using the immersed boundary method and the spherical function gas kinetic scheme (IB-SGKS), generating an unsteady flow dataset comprising 180 sets under frequency conditions of 0.3–0.9 Hz and amplitude conditions of 0.1–0.6 body lengths. Data augmentation is then performed. Subsequently, a Markov chain for the noise diffusion process and a neural network model for the denoising generation process are constructed. A pretrained neural network embeds the motion parameters and diffusion time step labels into the flow field data, which are then fed into a U-Net for model training. Notably, a transformer network is incorporated into the U-Net architecture to enable the handling of long-sequence data. Finally, we examine the influence of neural network hyperparameters on model performance and visualize the predicted pressure and velocity fields for multi-flapping postures that were not included in the training set, followed by a quantitative analysis of prediction accuracy, uncertainty, and efficiency. The results demonstrate that the proposed model achieves fast and accurate predictions of the manta ray’s surface flow field, characterized by extensive high-dimensional upsampling. The minimum PSNR value and SSIM value of the predictions are 35.931 dB and 0.9524, respectively, with all data falling within the 95% prediction interval. Compared with CFD simulations, the single-condition simulations by using AI model show that the prediction efficiency is enhanced by 99.97%.

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Corresponding author: HUANG Qiaogao, huangqiaogao@nwpu.edu.cn

Funds: Project supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China (Grant No. 2022YFC2805200), the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 52301387, 52201381, 12002282), the State Key Laboratory of Ocean Engineering of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China (Grant No. GKZDO10089), the State Key Laboratory of High Temperature Gas Dynamics of Institute of Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China (Grant No. 2023KF11), and the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (Grant No. 2023M742851).

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扑动频率/Hz	起始时间步	间隔时间步
0.3	11390	57
0.5	6838	35
0.6	5698	29
0.7	4884	25
0.9	3799	19

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预测结果	内插测试工况			外推测试工况
预测结果	RMSE	PSNR/dB	SSIM	RMSE	PSNR/dB	SSIM
d₁-P	0.0224	37.031	0.9679	0.0263	36.085	0.9598
d₂-P	0.0122	38.203	0.9754	0.0233	36.556	0.9624
d₃-P	0.0214	37.486	0.9688	0.0208	36.387	0.9533
d₁-U	0.0245	36.475	0.9613	0.0272	35.902	0.9587
d₂-U	0.0146	38.811	0.9813	0.0261	35.241	0.9496
d₃-U	0.0250	35.931	0.9524	0.0301	35.158	0.9571

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0.3	120	24	30
0.5	72
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