Automatic Learning for Digital Twins

Automatic Learning for Digital Twins

RESEARCH TOPIC 3

From artificial intelligence, tools for reactive Digital Twins.

Creating a Digital Twin requires the continuous exchange of a vast amount of data with the real system, often heterogeneous and difficult to interpret. In this context, artificial intelligence, and particularly machine learning, plays a key role in analyzing, filtering, and making sense of this data in real time, enhancing the interaction between the physical system and its digital counterpart.
Research Topic 3 (RT3) focuses on integrating machine learning into numerical computation algorithms to make Digital Twins even smarter and more efficient. In this scenario, artificial neural networks play a crucial role thanks to their ability to recognize hidden patterns and generate reliable predictions, even under changing conditions. In particular, through the computational power of deep learning, Digital Twins can respond in near real-time, maintaining a constant connection with their physical counterparts.

Keywords

Machine learning

The branch of artificial intelligence that focuses on developing algorithms capable of learning or improving their performance based on the data provided.

Artificial neural network

A computational model composed of many interconnected units (neurons), capable of making decisions through processes inspired by the functioning of the human brain.

Deep learning

A subset of machine learning algorithms composed of multiple layers of interconnected networks that progressively extract higher-level features from raw data.

Tasks and outputs


Research Topic 3 is organized into three tasks, each corresponding to a different step in the research workflow, from data and model integration to modularization and adaptation of digital twins.

Each scientific output of Research Topic 3 is associated with a particular task and with a milestone that situates it within the iNEST project, either along the project timeline (2022, 2023, 2024, 2025) or within specific project activities (e.g., those involving Young Researcher Grants).

1 Model integration

Task RT3.1 is focused on automatic learning techniques for continuous data and model integration.

2 Modular AI

Task RT3.2 investigates machine learning and AI techniques for developing modular digital twins.

3 Adaptive digital twin

Task RT3.3 has the goal of integrating AI and automatic learning techniques for real-time simulation, optimization, and adaptation of digital twins.

Coordination

Research Topic 3 is led by the University of Trieste. The International School for Advanced Studies (SISSA) is also involved in RT3.

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