Real-time Generalizable Heart Valve Mechanics for Clinical Disease Assessment via a Physics-Conditioned Neural Operator
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The paper presents a Physics‑Conditioned Neural Operator (PCNO), a transformer‑based model that predicts mitral and tricuspid valve leaflet displacement, strain, and stress fields conditioned on systolic blood pressure and tissue properties. Trained on FEBio finite‑element simulations, PCNO achieves a displacement error of 4.48 % and maintains mean errors of unsupervised geometric measures within 3.5 % even when pressure and material parameters lie outside the training set, demonstrating a conditioned solution operator rather than simple interpolation. Compared to graph neural network baselines, PCNO shows superior accuracy, particularly in stress predictions.
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