Transient Simulation Datasets Using Allen-Cahn and Eriksson-Johnson Equations

This dataset contains low- and high-resolution numerical simulations of transient initial-boundary-value problems based on the Allen-Cahn and Eriksson-Johnson equations. These data were used in the paper, "PC-SRGAN: Physically Consistent Super-Resolution Generative Adversarial Network for General Transient Simulations", which proposes a physics-informed super-resolution model to reconstruct fine-resolution solutions from coarse simulations. Structure Each of these datasets is split into training, validation and test subsets, each of which has two folders: one for low and another for the high-resolution simulations. Each simulation instance is a folder named after its parameters. Inside that lowest-level folder, each sample is a numpy file (.npy) of a 1-channel image (filename denotes the time point of the simulation). All three of these datasets have a file named index-val-mapping.csv in their root directory, which provides the mapping of parameters (as seen in the lowest-level folder names) and their actual values. Dataset statistics Allen-Cahn with periodic boundary‣ Training: 55,062 samples‣ Validation: 9,065 samples‣ Test: 7,973 samples‣ Total: 72,100 samples Allen-Cahn with Neumann boundary‣ Training: 15,732 samples‣ Validation: 2,590 samples‣ Test: 2,278 samples‣ Total: 20,600 samples Eriksson-Johnson with Dirichlet boundary‣ Training: 51,875 samples‣ Validation: 8,494 samples‣ Test: 7,352 samples‣ Total: 67,721 samples These data can be used to benchmark super-resolution methods for physics-based simulations. Refer to the paper for details.