Title- Deep Learning Energy Estimates Using Green's Function
Who- Kenneth Berard, Kberard
Introduction- I am trying to map Green's function matrices to energies. I arrived at this topic because if this relationship can be represented by a DL model it will accelerate quantum calculations. This is a regression task.
- Broecker, P., Carrasquilla, J., Melko, R.G. et al. Machine learning quantum phases of matter beyond the fermion sign problem. Sci Rep 7, 8823 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-017-09098-0 #Data- The data I will use can be generated in any quantity I need by running a simulation. I will process the data similar to how reference 1 describes. #Methodology- My model is a convolution neural network. I provide the model with a set of images and labels, then I perform a regression task. One challenge will be finding a way to represent the data which contains all required physical information. A backup plan will be to use a feed forward neural network to learn the original matrix. #Metrics- A success would be a low MSE error. I plan to compare different systems and DL architectures. The models performance will be assessed using a testing data set. My base goals are to implement a DL framework that has a reasonable loss. My target is to export a model that makes accurate predictions on any Green's function provided. My stretch is to replace the current method with my method. #Ethics- Deep learning is a good approach to this problem because the amount of data involved is large and the relationship is complex. My data set is from running a simulation. There are no concerns with how it was collected. It has no social implications as this is the computation of a complex numbered quantum matrix.
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