Stochastic Reduced Order Models with Python (SROMPy)(LAR-19359-1)

structures and mechanisms
Stochastic Reduced Order Models with Python (SROMPy)
(LAR-19359-1)
Overview
The Stochastic Reduced Order Models with Python (SROMPy) software package is code written in Python to help solve uncertainty quantification and propagation problems. Stochastic Reduced Order Models (SROMs) are low-dimensional, discrete representations of a given random vector being modeled that facilitate efficient stochastic calculations. SROMs can be viewed as a smart Monte Carlo method - using the concept for uncertainty propagation is similarly straightforward, but can significantly reduce computation time. An SROM is formed for a given target random vector by solving an optimization problem that determines it's parameters by minimizing the error between the statistics of the SROM and the target. Once the SROM is formed, it can be use to efficiently perform a probabilistic analysis. The SROMPy software package is a tool to solve the optimization problem efficiently to generate an SROM that can be used to propagate uncertainty through a given model.
Software Details

Category
Structures and Mechanisms
Reference Number
LAR-19359-1
Release Type
Open Source
Operating System
Windows, Linux, OS X
Contact Us About This Technology

Langley Research Center
Stay up to date, follow NASA's Technology Transfer Program on:
facebook twitter linkedin youtube
Facebook Logo Twitter Logo Linkedin Logo Youtube Logo