Benchmark study finds quantile and z-score marking strategies most robust for adaptive mesh refinement in steady mechanics problems, with Dörfler effective at large parameters and Isolation Forest competitive only under generous settings.
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Marking strategies for adaptive mesh refinement: An efficiency-focused benchmark study for steady solid and fluid mechanics problems
Benchmark study finds quantile and z-score marking strategies most robust for adaptive mesh refinement in steady mechanics problems, with Dörfler effective at large parameters and Isolation Forest competitive only under generous settings.