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FIGConvNet

Factorized grids for fast car pressure and drag prediction

Paper title Factorized Implicit Global Convolution for Automotive Computational Fluid Dynamics Prediction

Choy et al. (NVIDIA) · Aero & CFD

Paper arXiv 2502.04317PDF

Replaces one dense 3D grid around the car with a few implicit grids, each coarse along one axis and fine along the other two. Surface point features are projected onto these grids, mixed by large convolutions rewritten as cheaper 2D ones inside a U-Net and fused across grids; the decoder reads pressure back at the surface points, and the drag coefficient is regressed from the encoder output.

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