Computational study demonstrates a shape-manifold framework to correct corrupted fiber tow geometries from X-ray microtomography, indicating improved fidelity in mesoscale composite modeling.
When attempting to build mesoscale geometric models of woven reinforcements in composites based on X-ray microtomography data, we frequently run into ambiguous situations due to noise, particularly in contact zones between fiber tows, resulting in inadmissible cross-sectional shapes. We propose here a custom-built shape-manifold approach based on kernel PCA, k -means classification and Diffuse Approximation to identify, “repair” such badly segmented shapes in the feature space, and finally recover admissible shapes in the original space.
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