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Constrained-LHS design
Design coordinates
Each constrained Latin hypercube design uses seven normalized coordinates:
[x, y, impact_speed, mass_ratio, theta_deg, phi_deg, material_index].
The continuous domains are:
| Parameter | Domain | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| impact speed | [1732.05, 5196.15] | mm/s |
| mass ratio | [0.75, 1.25] | dimensionless |
| theta | [0, 15] | degree |
| phi | [0, 360] | degree |
Theta is measured from global +Z. Phi is measured in global XY from +X toward +Y. Speed and angles are converted to the Cartesian velocity vector as
v = speed * [sin(theta) cos(phi), sin(theta) sin(phi), cos(theta)].
Material is a three-level categorical coordinate with balanced counts. It
selects one of the rigid-impactor E/nu pairs listed in
SIMULATION_PROTOCOL.md; it is not a continuously interpolated material.
Geometry-constrained position sampling
Impact positions are panel-shell centroids, not arbitrary points in a rectangular three-dimensional box. The topological outer boundary is computed from shell edges occurring in only one element. Candidate centroids must be at least 80 mm from all outer-boundary nodes in XY.
The first two LHS coordinates are projected to the nearest available candidate centroid in normalized XY, without reusing a centroid. Consequently:
- X and Y are space-filling design coordinates constrained by the mesh;
- Z is inherited from the selected shell centroid;
- the geometry JSON ranges are observed coordinate extrema, not continuous LHS box bounds.
Maximin selection and seeds
For a requested batch, 128 candidate seven-dimensional LHS designs are generated. Material coordinates are mapped to category-bin centers for scoring, and the design maximizing the normalized minimum pairwise distance is retained.
| Geometry | Construction | Seed |
|---|---|---|
floorfrontR |
independent single batch | 20260728 |
trunkfloor |
independent single batch | 20260723 |
floorfrontdriver, cases 001--100 |
initial batch | 20260721 |
floorfrontdriver, cases 101--200 |
complementary nested extension | 20260722 |
floorfrontdriver, cases 201--500 |
independent augmentation | 20260722 |
Thus, the final set for each geometry contains 500 constrained-LHS cases, but
the floorfrontdriver set is not one monolithic 500-point Latin hypercube.
The three geometries share design bounds but use different eligible position
sets and are not case-wise paired.