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DACE

A Matlab Kriging Toolbox

Description

DACE, Design and Analysis of Computer Experiments, is a Matlab toolbox for working with kriging approximations to computer models.

Typical use of this software is to construct a kriging approximation model based on data from a computer experiment, and to use this approximation model as a surrogate for the computer model.

The software also addresses the design of experiment problem, that is choosing the inputs at which to evaluate the computer model for constructing the kriging approximation.



Presentations

Kriging and radial basis functions. SIAM OP05. Stockholm, May 2005.
Surrogate models. ERCIM Copenhagen meeting, April 2005.
Surrogate models. IMM, DTU, November 2004. Focus on Kriging and radial basis functions.
Surrogate modelling by Kriging. ISMP2003, Copenhagen, August 2003.

Availability

The software and documentation are available for free. Selling the software and/or the documentation for commercial advantage, in part (e.g., included in other software) or as a whole, is allowed only with a prior written agreement with the authors (see
feedback section below for contact information).



Software

The toolbox is available as a zip-archive: dace.zip (1.5Mb). Unzip the file and add the toolbox directory to the Matlab path (refer to the Matlab manual
for help on this).
Current version is 2.5 from September 4, 2002. See the changelog for revision history.

Requirements: The software is developed and tested with Matlab version R12.1, though it probably works with other (recent) versions of Matlab.



Documentation

The manual (including reference manual and examples) is available as a pdf-file (1.5Mb) (the file is also included in the archive with the software).



Further documentation of the algorithms is given in the report Aspects of the Matlab Toolbox DACE, which is available as a ps-file (1Mb).


Feedback

We appreciate feedback on the provided software and documentation. Please direct communication to Hans Bruun Nielsen (hbn@imm.dtu.dk).

If you provide us with your email address, you will be notified when the software and documentation are updated.

People involved: The team behind the software and documentation are

Hans Bruun Nielsen

Søren Nymand Lophaven

Jacob Søndergaard

Page revised November 7, 2007

DACE

A Matlab Kriging Toolbox

Description

DACE, Design and Analysis of Computer Experiments, is a Matlab toolbox for working with kriging approximations to computer models.

Typical use of this software is to construct a kriging approximation model based on data from a computer experiment, and to use this approximation model as a surrogate for the computer model.

The software also addresses the design of experiment problem, that is choosing the inputs at which to evaluate the computer model for constructing the kriging approximation.



Presentations

Kriging and radial basis functions. SIAM OP05. Stockholm, May 2005.
Surrogate models. ERCIM Copenhagen meeting, April 2005.
Surrogate models. IMM, DTU, November 2004. Focus on Kriging and radial basis functions.
Surrogate modelling by Kriging. ISMP2003, Copenhagen, August 2003.

Availability

The software and documentation are available for free. Selling the software and/or the documentation for commercial advantage, in part (e.g., included in other software) or as a whole, is allowed only with a prior written agreement with the authors (see
feedback section below for contact information).



Software

The toolbox is available as a zip-archive: dace.zip (1.5Mb). Unzip the file and add the toolbox directory to the Matlab path (refer to the Matlab manual
for help on this).
Current version is 2.5 from September 4, 2002. See the changelog for revision history.

Requirements: The software is developed and tested with Matlab version R12.1, though it probably works with other (recent) versions of Matlab.



Documentation

The manual (including reference manual and examples) is available as a pdf-file (1.5Mb) (the file is also included in the archive with the software).



Further documentation of the algorithms is given in the report Aspects of the Matlab Toolbox DACE, which is available as a ps-file (1Mb).


Feedback

We appreciate feedback on the provided software and documentation. Please direct communication to Hans Bruun Nielsen (hbn@imm.dtu.dk).

If you provide us with your email address, you will be notified when the software and documentation are updated.

People involved: The team behind the software and documentation are

Hans Bruun Nielsen

Søren Nymand Lophaven

Jacob Søndergaard

Page revised November 7, 2007

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