Machine Learning Methods on 2D Ising Model

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  1. Machine Learning Methods on 2D Ising Model

  2. Todays content Brief Review of Key concepts in Machine learning Inversely infer temperature based on spin configurations of Ising model with neural network.

  3. Introduction on Machine Learning Machine learning (ML) is the study of computer algorithms that can improve automatically through experience. Three broad categories: Supervised Learning: Label are given as desired outputs, and it is to learn a general rule that maps inputs to outputs. Examples: - Classification: (category) digits recognition Animal identification - Regression: (real value) House prices prediction

  4. Introduction on Machine Learning Unsupervised Learning: No labels are given to the learning algorithm, leaving it on its own to find structure in its input. Examples: - Clustering just by the distribution of the data, the computer has no knowledge of the labels Reinforcement Learning: A computer program interacts with a dynamic environment in which it must perform a certain goal (A game-like situation) Reinforcement Learning is often mixed with Unsupervised Learning Examples: - autonomous vehicle -OpenAI Five (Dota 2) -AlphaGo Zero Many important works arise in this category

  5. Machine Learning Frameworks Pytorch, TensorFlow, Keras are the most popular machine learning packages Python is the most convenient programming language for Machine learning Google Colab provides preinstalled python environments

  6. Example : Fully Connected Neural Network x y Input vector Output vector W Weighting matrices to be learnt Some nonlinear function (activations) Sigmoid Tanh ReLU etc... 3-layer Neural Network. 1 input layer 1 hidden layer 1 output layer

  7. Activation Functions Multiple activation functions available Sigmoid and RELU: the most common

  8. The Forward And backward Pass Data flows forward into the network Gradient of Error flows backward to each layer The network Learns using Stochastic gradient descent

  9. Overfitting and Underfitting Underfitting happens when the network doesn t do well on both training and testing set. Overfitting happens when the network does well on training set but not well on testing set.

  10. Fitting Data into the network An EPOCH is the action of passing all the data into the network A BATCH is the number of data fed into the network at once, and back-propagation is performed. A smaller batch size reduces overfitting as the batch is noisier

  11. Application of machine learning in physical system Inversely infer temperature based on spin configurations of ising model with neuron network.

  12. Back to Ising model The two-dimensional square-lattice Ising model is one of the simplest models to show a phase transition. Monte Carlo simulation can be used to generate the configurations of Ising model at different temperatures See Lecture note 11 for more details Transfer Probability To simplify the model, just set ? = 1; = 0;??= 1

  13. Ising Model vs. Temperature T represent Far below the critical temperature temperature (unit: K ?? ?? 1) ? is the average Slightly below the critical temperature magnetic moment (unit: ?J) Near the critical temperature Slightly above the critical temperature Far above the critical temperature

  14. Inversely infer simulation condition of Ising Model Monte Carlo Simulation of Ising Model Equilibrium configuration Temperature Machine learning

  15. Importance of such simulations Potential application: interpretation of in-situ measurement. For example, during crystal growth, difficult to measure the temperature of growth front. A combination of Monte Carlo and Machine learning can give direct interpretation of the experimental morphology. Accurate control and tuning become possible.

  16. General Model Input Layer What should be used as the input layer? Neural Network Output Layer Range of temperature. It is challenging to give accurate prediction of the exact temperature Possible to distinguish a few most probable temperature ranges. To simplify the problem, we offer training data of 5 most probable temperatures and your neural network should give predictions of the temperature based on the spin morphology.

  17. Input data We did Monte Carlo simulation at five different temperatures with 6000 samples each. Random initial configurations and 100000 MC steps, so they are likely to reach equilibrium. 6000 6000 6000 6000 6000 Configurations in T=4.2 Configurations in T=2.4 Configurations in T=2.26 Configurations in T=0.8 Configurations in T=2.1 Mix and Shuffle 30000 Configurations X_tes Save in 30000 30 30 matrices consisting of 1 and 1 Training Group Corresponding temperature 2.26 4.2 0.8 Y_tes Save in an 30000-sizes array

  18. Output Requirement You need to exactly predict the corresponding most probable temperature range of the configurations in the test set. These are the five labels Far below the critical temperature Slightly below the critical temperature Near the critical temperature Slightly above the critical temperature Far above the critical temperature

  19. Flow chart Input the configuration and corresponding temperature Divide the data into training group and testing group Set up the learning model (layer, epochs, batch size, activation functions, learning rate ) Any slides with the symbol means there s something you can modify for your project No Training Calculation accuracy for the testing group Yes Accurate enough? End

  20. Development environment Python with Tensorflow : Keras High-level package based on Python Easy to use and learn, straightforward Very good online documentation Like any Python package, you need to import it!

  21. Simple Sequential Model with Keras Sequential Neural Network From up to down , executed in order, layer-by-layer You can freely append layers to the list

  22. Handling Input data with Keras Define an input shape of the data you want to put into the model Define an input layer , and a Flatten layer You do not need to touch this code, just understand what it s doing When you add layers, do it AFTER the input layer and flatten layer Insert Extra Layers here

  23. What does this model do? Feeds in (30,30) matrix Flattens into 900 elements array, the input layer and flatten layer has no trainable parameters Passes through one hidden layer of Sigmoid neurons, output a 100 elements array Outputs 5 numbers

  24. What doesnt this model do (yet)? Learn! It s only a mechanism that turns matrices into 5 numbers Use the compile method to specify the optimizer and cost function You can choose the learning rate Cost Function will be fixed to Sparse Categorical Cross-entropy

  25. The Cost Function Categorical CrossEntropy is designed to process classification results Example: 4 label case The perfect model should have the CrossEntropy (Loss) of 0 The network will try to minimize the Loss by Stochastic gradient descend

  26. Feeding the data forward Feeding the training data into the network The fit method selects data to be used as input or as answer Configure the batch_size and epochs in this method

  27. Dense Layers with Keras Dense Layer can contain arbitrary number (chosen by the user) of sigmoid (or other activation function) neurons! Example : layer with 20 sigmoid neurons You can set the number of neurons and the activation function of every layer

  28. Choosing Optimizers Simple method: In the compile method, choose by the name of the optimizer Advanced Method: Choose using an instance to specify the learning rate as shown In today s lab, the optimizer is fixed to be Adam

  29. Choosing Batch size and Epoch Batch Size batch_size Defines the number of samples in a mini-batch of the training set Larger batch will have better estimate on the error Smaller batches might converge faster with some noise It s limited by the total amount of data in the training set Epochs epochs Defines the number of epochs to train the network with The network will eventually converge to some minima (local or global) , so more isn t always better! You ll be limited to 10 Epochs in this lab

  30. Evaluate your model Just like you, your model need to take exams too Fortunately, it s easy ( for you ) This is how you check the accuracy of this model, make sure to use the TESTING SET as input when you check it ! You ll be GRADED with the result of the evaluation of your model

  31. How to do? Open Google Collab and load database Set up your own machine learning model Train and test Calculation accuracy for discrete test group

  32. Requirement Change the following settings of the machine learning model to make the accuracy higher than 95% 1. Activation Function 2. Learning rate 3. Batch Size 4. Number of Layers (But no larger than 10) 5. Number of Epochs (But no larger than 10) 6. Less than 20 neurons per layer 7. Avoid Overfitting ( less than 5% difference in accuracy between training and testing ) Submit your .ipynb file with a short readme about your result Our Result:

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