Computational Pipelines

A series of interconnected computational steps or tasks designed to analyze product designs, often simulating a wide range of design candidates and evaluate tradeoffs between multiple objectives. Computational Pipelines are typically used in data-intensive or computational-intensive applications to automate the flow of data and perform various operations on it, such as data cleaning, feature extraction, modeling, and analysis. Each step in the pipeline takes the output from the previous step as input and produces a new output, forming a sequential flow of data processing.