Application of parametric Shallow Recurrent Decoder Network to magnetohydrodynamic flows in liquid metal blankets of fusion reactors
Application of parametric Shallow Recurrent Decoder Network to magnetohydrodynamic flows in liquid metal blankets of fusion reactors explores A data-driven framework using a recurrent neural network for reconstructing magnetohydrodynamic flows in fusion reactor blankets from sparse measurements.. Commercial viability score: 3/10 in Fusion Reactor AI.
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