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Dynamics-augmented cluster-based network model
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In this study we propose a novel data-driven reduced-order model for complex dynamics, including nonlinear, multi-attractor, multi-frequency and multiscale behaviours. The starting point is a fully automatable cluster-based network model (CNM) (Li et al., J. Fluid Mech., vol. 906, 2021, A21) that kinematically coarse grains the state with clusters and dynamically predicts the transitions in a network model. In the proposed dynamics-augmented CNM (dCNM) the prediction error is reduced with trajectory-based clustering using the same number of centroids. The dCNM is first exemplified for the Lorenz system and then demonstrated for the three-dimensional sphere wake featuring periodic, quasi-periodic and chaotic flow regimes. For both plants, the dCNM significantly outperforms the CNM in resolving the multi-frequency and multiscale dynamics. This increased prediction accuracy is obtained by stratification of the state space aligned with the direction of the trajectories. Thus, the dCNM has numerous potential applications to a large spectrum of shear flows, even for complex dynamics.
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