Tenpy&Quimb&Tensornetwork Transform #25
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tests/test_quantum.py
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| contraction_nodes + [left_node, right_node], | ||
| output_edge_order=output_edges + input_edges, | ||
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| mat_from_tenpy = tc.backend.reshape( |
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the logic for this check is complicated, just check that each local tensor are the same in the two format is okay, no need to do the contraction is the impl is so complicated
| mpo_original = MPO(sites, Ws, IdL=0, IdR=chi_mpo - 1) | ||
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| qop_mpo = tc.quantum.tenpy2qop(mpo_original) | ||
| mpo_roundtrip = tc.quantum.qop2tenpy(qop_mpo) |
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just check the local tensor are the same after roundtrip is sufficient? no need complicated contraction below.
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but sometimes, check the final contracted tensor indeed important as this confirms the connection beside the nodes themselves, so carefully design the tests and keep the necessary parts. There should be direct way and functions to contract the whole MPO or MPS on quimb, tensornetwork and tenpy, aren't they?
tensorcircuit/quantum.py
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| quimb_tensors = [] | ||
| node_map = {node: i for i, node in enumerate(sorted_nodes)} | ||
| for i, node in enumerate(sorted_nodes): | ||
| tensor_data = np.asarray(node.tensor) |
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why change tensor to numpy format? quimb should also accept jax or tf tensor directly?
tests/test_quantum.py
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| contraction_nodes + [left_node, right_node], | ||
| output_edge_order=output_edges + input_edges, | ||
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| mat_from_tenpy = np.reshape( |
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are there any method in tenpy directly contracting the MPO? the current check further goes back to tn to build the tensor and contract which seems verbose
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| endpoint_nodes = {edge.node1 for edge in qop.ignore_edges if edge.node1} | ||
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| if not endpoint_nodes and len(nodes_for_sorting) > 1: |
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what is the case here, the min bond should be counted as sum of the bond dimension instead of sum of 1?
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…puting libraries within the TensorCircuit-NG ecosystem. The primary contribution involves implementing bidirectional conversion functions that enable seamless integration between TensorCircuit's QuOperator format and major tensor network libraries including TeNPy, Quimb, and TensorNetwork.
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This work focuses on developing a comprehensive interoperability framework for quantum computing libraries within the TensorCircuit-NG ecosystem. The primary contribution involves implementing bidirectional conversion functions that enable seamless integration between TensorCircuit's QuOperator format and major tensor network libraries including TeNPy, Quimb, and TensorNetwork.