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Physics and Astronomy › Quantum many-body systems
Ground state search by local and sequential updates of neural network quantum states
Zhang, Xu, Wu, Balachandran and Poletti · Physical review. B./Physical review. B · 2023
The paper proposes a local, sequential way to optimise neural network quantum states, used with stochastic reconfiguration, and reports it outperforming global optimisation in 1D and 2D spin systems.
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- UncheckedUpdating parts of a neural network quantum state in sequence can converge faster to energy and correlations nearer the ground state, depending on update size.“We find that sequential local updates can lead to faster convergence to states which have energy and correlations closer to those of the ground state, depending on the size of the portion of the neural network which is locally updated.”
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