PDSE103 Data Driven Modelling and Optimization Syllabus
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3 Program Elective II (Semester I)
Course Code PDSE103
Course Title Data Driven Modelling and Optimization
Number of Credits 3-0-4-5
Course Type PE
Course Objectives:
To study the basic data-driven modelling concepts.
To identify certain complex engineering analysis problems.
To apply the extracted knowledge to build ontologies.
To estimate feasible solution given a set of static constraints.
To formulate the global optimal solutions based on genetic algorithms.
Course Contents
Unit-I: Data-Driven Modelling Concepts 8
Mathematical Linear algebra, Calculus, Probability, Programming: Python,
data exploration foundation, and Computational Thinking.
Unit-II: Unconstrained Optimization 8
Linear and nonlinear least squares, Regression, Regularization, Conjugate gradient, and
Quasi-newton.
Unit-III: Machine Learning and Neural Networks 8
Information extraction, Representation techniques, Foundations of Ontology,
Ontological engineering, Situation Calculus, Semantic networks, and Description
logic.
Unit-IV: Constrained Optimization 8
Linear Programming Problems, Quadratic Programming, and Lagrangian Methods.
Unit-V Bayesian Optimization and Genetic Algorithms 8
Genetic Algorithms, Simulated annealing, Evolutionary algorithms, Hyper parameter
optimization, and Bayesian optimization.
Total Periods: 40
Text Books
1. Dantzig, G. B., Thapa, M. N. (2003). “Linear programming: Theory and
extensions”. New York: Springer.
2. Shah, C. (2020). “A hands-on introduction to data science”. Cambridge
University Press.
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Reference Books
1. Balaji, C. (2011). “Essentials of thermal system design and
optimization”. Ane Books Pvt.
2. Choudhury, A. A. S., Shah, S. L., Thornhill, N. F. (2008). “Diagnosis of
process nonlinearities and valve stiction: data driven approaches”.
Berlin: Springer.
Course Outcomes:
CO1 Apply data-driven approaches to solve engineering problems. K3
CO2 Identify the complexity of problems based on various constraints. K3
CO3 Translate the structure of knowledge for various domains. K2
CO4 Determine the optimal solutions for a given set of constraints. K5
CO5 Develop genetic algorithms to solve combinational optimization K6
problems.
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