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@kmittal2 kmittal2 commented Apr 29, 2025

Adds AD for TMOP_WorstCaseUntangleOptimizer_Metric. virtual functions cannot be templated so this requires some boilerplate code. Currently only mu_4, mu_14, and mu_66 are supported.

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#4836 @kmittal2 @tzanio @bslazarov + @vladotomov + @SchmidtMat 4/30/25 ⌛due 5/14/25 ⌛due 5/21/25
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@kmittal2 kmittal2 added WIP Work in Progress TMOP labels Apr 29, 2025
@kmittal2 kmittal2 changed the title [WIP] AD for TMOP_WorstCaseUntangleOptimizer_Metric AD for TMOP_WorstCaseUntangleOptimizer_Metric Apr 29, 2025
@kmittal2 kmittal2 added ready-for-review and removed WIP Work in Progress labels Apr 29, 2025
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This PR is now under review (see the table in the PR description). To help with the review process, please do not force push to the branch.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds automatic differentiation (AD) support for the TMOP_WorstCaseUntangleOptimizer_Metric by introducing new AD hook functions and updating several metric classes to support AD-based computations. Key changes include:

  • Addition of AD hook virtual functions (EvalW_AD1, EvalW_AD2) in the base TMOP_QualityMetric class and their overrides in derived classes.
  • Implementation of AD-based functions (including helper templates and specializations) in fem/tmop.cpp ensuring support for metrics mu_4, mu_14, and mu_66.
  • Minor comment updates in miniapps/meshing to reflect consistent command line usage.

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 4 out of 4 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

File Description
miniapps/meshing/pmesh-optimizer.cpp Updated comment to match consistent command line arguments.
miniapps/meshing/mesh-optimizer.cpp Updated comment to match consistent command line arguments.
fem/tmop.hpp Added AD hook functions and type definitions for automatic differentiation.
fem/tmop.cpp Implemented AD-based metric functions and helper templates/specializations.
Comments suppressed due to low confidence (1)

fem/tmop.cpp:220

  • Consider adding parentheses around the subtraction in the conditional expression (i.e., use (alpha*min_detT - detT_ep) < 0.0) to improve clarity.
auto val1 = alpha*min_detT-detT_ep < 0.0 ? (alpha*min_detT-detT_ep)*one : zero;

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