jaxlem
jaxlem is a Python implementation of LEM slope stability built upon JAX.
Content
So far, the project includes the following features:
- Slope stability analysis with undrained shear strength.
- Calculation of the FoS using vmap over potential failure circles.
- Calculation of the FoS using Gradient Descent.
- Reliability analysis with Random Fields using Monte Carlo via vmap.
- Reliability analysis with Random Fields using FORM.
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