Code to extract overlaps from MPSs #78
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@aakunitsa: yes, you can drop the MPS file on the SFTP server for posterity. The MPS and overlaps are required for our approach to resource estimation, but not required for "the benchmark" on a general level, so I don't think anything more sophisticated than posting them on the SFTP server is necessary. Thanks again! |
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This PR adds some utility functions to compute the overlaps from DMRG solutions (
src/qb_gsee_benchmar/dmrg_utils.py) and shows a basic example of their usage (examples/get_overlap.ipynb). The branch also contains the latestscripts/overlaps.csvgenerated withexamples/get_overlap.ipynb. To ensure reproducibility, it would be nice to make the MPSs accessible for internal use on the SFTP server (what do you think, @jp7745 ? If you agree, I can upload them and modify the jupyter notebook accordingly).