Neural quantum states, written by the community
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Ketbook is a reference on neural quantum states. Ketboard lists variational energies from the literature.
Ketbook.
Reference pages on variational Monte Carlo, optimization, network architectures and benchmark problems.
Ketboard.
Variational energies reported in papers, for benchmark problems that are defined exactly.
Contribute.
Propose a page, a correction or a result through a pull request on GitHub. A maintainer reviews each change before it is published.
Ketbook
Contents
Ketboard
Benchmark models
Models grouped by class of system. A model lists its instances, each one exact physical problem: Hamiltonian, operator convention, cluster, boundaries, couplings and sector. Energies are comparable only within an instance.
Each entry is the variational energy of one defined instance, with its source and uncertainty.
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Reference pages with one notation. Each quantitative statement cites its paper. A page is marked as a draft until a maintainer has checked it.
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An instance is one exact problem: Hamiltonian, operator convention, cluster, boundaries, couplings and sector. An entry is the printed energy of a paper, with its arXiv version, table and row.
Review
A maintainer compares each entry with the paper before it is published. Extrapolated energies, projected energies and numbers quoted from other papers are not accepted.
Ketboard
Ketboard.
Variational energies of neural quantum states, by benchmark instance.
Instance
Reported energies
| # | Evidence |
|---|
No reviewed results for this instance yet.
Results appear after their pull request is reviewed and merged.
Submit a result →Rank follows the reported energy. Differences within uncertainty do not establish an improvement. Source review is distinct from independent reproduction.
Ketbook
Ketbook.
Fundamentals, architectures and benchmark problems.
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Open any article and choose "Edit this page". GitHub creates a branch or fork and opens a pull request. See the contribution guide for the editorial standards.
Contribute
Contributing.
Wiki edits and benchmark results follow the same path: a pull request, a review, a merge.
- 1
Make the change
Edit a wiki page or prepare a result record. Contributors work from a fork; write access is not needed.
- 2
Open a pull request
Describe the change and its sources. Automated checks render the LaTeX and validate the data.
- 3
Review and merge
A maintainer reviews the change before merging. The arXiv bot's proposals go through the same review.
Scope of Ketboard
Original, directly evaluated energies of neural variational states. Neural fermionic wavefunctions and neural backflow qualify. Extrapolated energies, projected estimates, non-NQS results and comparison numbers from earlier papers are excluded.
Benchmark conventions →Contribute to Ketboard
Submit a result.
Prepare a data file, then propose it on GitHub. The result appears after review and merge.
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