This work presents a hybrid formulation of the stochastic reduced order model (SROM) algorithm, which makes use of Gauss quadrature, a key ingredient of the stochastic collocation method, to avoid the cumbersome optimization process required by SROM for optimal extraction of the sample set. With respect to classic SROM algorithms, the proposed formulation allows a significant reduction in computation time and burden as well as a remarkable improvement in the accuracy and convergence rate in the estimation of statistical moments. The method is here applied to a specific case study, that is the prediction of crosstalk in a twoconductor wiring structure with electrical and geometrical parameters not perfectly known. Both univariate and multivariate analyses are carried out, with the final objective being to compare the performance of the two SROM formulations with respected to Monte Carlo simulations.
Statistical estimation of crosstalk through a modified stochastic reduced order model approach
Liang, Tao;Grassi, Flavia;Spadacini, Giordano;Pignari, Sergio Amedeo
2018-01-01
Abstract
This work presents a hybrid formulation of the stochastic reduced order model (SROM) algorithm, which makes use of Gauss quadrature, a key ingredient of the stochastic collocation method, to avoid the cumbersome optimization process required by SROM for optimal extraction of the sample set. With respect to classic SROM algorithms, the proposed formulation allows a significant reduction in computation time and burden as well as a remarkable improvement in the accuracy and convergence rate in the estimation of statistical moments. The method is here applied to a specific case study, that is the prediction of crosstalk in a twoconductor wiring structure with electrical and geometrical parameters not perfectly known. Both univariate and multivariate analyses are carried out, with the final objective being to compare the performance of the two SROM formulations with respected to Monte Carlo simulations.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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