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HGPTrans: Hierarchical Graph-Pooling Transolver for Automotive Aerodynamic Drag Coefficient Prediction

Accurate and rapid prediction of the aerodynamic drag coefficient ($C_D$) is essential for vehicle design, particularly during early-stage design, where many candidate geometries must be evaluated. Although computational fluid dynamics (CFD) provides reliable aerodynamic estimates, its high computational cost limits large-scale design exploration. This paper proposes the hierarchical graph-pooling Transolver (HGPTrans), which combines hierarchical graph pooling with Transolver-based attention to directly predict $C_D$ from vehicle surface meshes. Motivated by the fact that vehicle aerodynamics depends on both local geometric features and long-range interactions among spatially distant sur...

AuthorsBo Liu, Fengli Zhang, Qiuli Luo et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published24 September 2026
Last updated at source7 October 2026
cs.CVphysics.flu-dyn
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