Source code for qmctorch.utils.plot_data

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
from matplotlib import cm

from .stat_utils import (
    blocking,
    correlation_coefficient,
    fit_correlation_coefficient,
    integrated_autocorrelation_time,
)


[docs] def plot_energy(local_energy, e0=None, show_variance=False): """Plot the evolution of the energy Args: local_energy (np.ndarray): local energies along the trajectory e0 (float, optional): Target value for the energy. Defaults to None. show_variance (bool, optional): show the variance if True. Defaults to False. """ fig = plt.figure() ax = fig.add_subplot(111) n = len(local_energy) epoch = np.arange(n) # get the variance energy = np.array([np.mean(e) for e in local_energy]) variance = np.array([np.var(e) for e in local_energy]) # plot ax.fill_between( epoch, energy - variance, energy + variance, alpha=0.5, color="#4298f4" ) ax.plot(epoch, energy, color="#144477") if e0 is not None: ax.axhline(e0, color="black", linestyle="--") ax.grid() ax.set_xlabel("Number of epoch") ax.set_ylabel("Energy", color="black") if show_variance: ax2 = ax.twinx() ax2.plot(epoch, variance, color="blue") ax2.set_ylabel("variance", color="blue") ax2.tick_params(axis="y", labelcolor="blue") fig.tight_layout() plt.show()
[docs] def plot_data(observable, obsname): """Plot the evolution a given data Args: obs_dict (SimpleNamespace): namespace of observable obsname (str): name (key) of the desired observable """ fig = plt.figure() ax = fig.add_subplot(111) data = np.array(observable.__dict__[obsname]).squeeze() epoch = np.arange(len(data)) ax.plot(epoch, data, color="#144477") plt.show()
[docs] def plot_walkers_traj(eloc, walkers="mean"): """Plot the trajectory of all the individual walkers Args: obs (SimpleNamespace): Namespace of the observables walkers (int, str, optional): all, mean or index of a given walker Defaults to 'all' """ nstep, nwalkers = eloc.shape celoc = np.cumsum(eloc, axis=0).T celoc /= np.arange(1, nstep + 1) if walkers is not None: if walkers == "all": plt.plot(eloc, "o", alpha=max(1 / nwalkers, 1e-2), c="grey") cmap = cm.hot(np.linspace(0, 1, nwalkers)) for i in range(nwalkers): plt.plot(celoc.T[:, i], color=cmap[i]) elif walkers == "mean": plt.plot(eloc, "o", alpha=1 / nwalkers, c="grey") emean = np.mean(celoc.T, axis=1) emin = emean.min() emax = emean.max() delta = emax - emin plt.plot(emean, linewidth=5) plt.ylim(emin - 0.25 * delta, emax + 0.25 * delta) else: raise ValueError("walkers argument must be all or mean") plt.grid() plt.xlabel("Monte Carlo Steps") plt.ylabel("Energy (Hartree)") plt.show()
[docs] def plot_correlation_coefficient(eloc, size_max=100): """Plot the correlation coefficient of the local energy and fit the curve to an exp to extract the correlation time. Args: eloc (np.ndarray): values of the local energy (Nstep, Nwalk) size_max (int, optional): maximu number of MC step to consider.Defaults to 100. Returns: np.ndarray, float: correlation coefficients (size_max, Nwalkers), correlation time """ rho = correlation_coefficient(eloc) tau_fit, fitted = fit_correlation_coefficient(rho.mean(1)[:size_max]) plt.plot(rho, alpha=0.25) plt.plot(rho.mean(1), linewidth=3, c="black") plt.plot(fitted, "--", c="grey") plt.xlim([0, size_max]) plt.ylim([-0.25, 1.5]) plt.xlabel("MC steps") plt.ylabel("Correlation coefficient") plt.text( 0.5 * size_max, 1.05, "tau=%1.3f" % tau_fit, {"color": "black", "fontsize": 15} ) plt.grid() plt.show() return rho, tau_fit
[docs] def plot_integrated_autocorrelation_time(eloc, rho=None, size_max=100, C=5): """compute/plot the integrated autocorrelation time Args: eloc (np.ndarray, optional): local energy values (Nstep, Nwalkers) rho (np.ndarray, optional): Correlation coefficient. Defaults to None. size_max (int, optional): maximu number of MC step to consider.Defaults to 100. C (int, optional): [description]. Defaults to 5. """ if rho is None: rho = correlation_coefficient(eloc) tau = integrated_autocorrelation_time(rho, size_max) tc, idx_tc = [], [] idx = np.arange(1, size_max) for iw in range(eloc.shape[1]): t = tau[:, iw] if len(t[C * t <= idx]) > 0: tval = t[C * t <= idx][0] ii = np.where(t == tval)[0][0] tc.append(tval) idx_tc.append(ii) plt.plot(tau, alpha=0.25) tm = tau.mean(1) plt.plot(tm, c="black") plt.plot(idx / C, "--", c="grey") plt.plot(idx_tc, tc, "o", alpha=0.25) tt = tm[tm * C <= idx][0] ii = np.where(tm == tt)[0][0] plt.plot(ii, tt, "o") plt.grid() plt.xlabel("MC step") plt.ylabel("IAC") plt.show() return ii
[docs] def plot_blocking_energy(eloc, block_size, walkers="mean"): """Plot the blocked energy values Args: eloc (np.ndarray): values of the local energies block_size (int): size of the block walkers (str, optional): which walkers to plot (mean, all, index or list). Defaults to 'mean'. Raises: ValueError: [description] """ eb = blocking(eloc, block_size, expand=True) if walkers == "all": plt.plot(eloc) plt.plot(eb) elif walkers == "mean": plt.plot(eloc.mean(1)) plt.plot(eb.mean(1)) elif walkers.__class__.__name__ in ["int", "list"]: plt.plot(eloc[:, walkers]) plt.plot(eb[:, walkers]) else: raise ValueError("walkers ", walkers, " not recognized") plt.grid() plt.xlabel("MC steps") plt.ylabel("Energy") plt.show() return blocking(eloc, block_size, expand=False)
[docs] def plot_correlation_time(eloc): """Plot the blocking thingy Args: eloc (np.array): values of the local energy """ nstep, _ = eloc.shape max_block_size = nstep // 2 var = np.std(eloc, axis=0) evar = [] for size in range(1, max_block_size): eb = blocking(eloc, size) evar.append(np.std(eb, axis=0) * size / var) plt.plot(np.array(evar)) plt.xlabel("Blocking size") plt.ylabel("Correlation steps") plt.show()
[docs] def plot_block(eloc): """Plot the blocking thingy Args: eloc (np.array): values of the local energy """ nstep, _ = eloc.shape max_block_size = nstep // 2 evar = [] for size in range(1, max_block_size): eb = blocking(eloc, size) nblock = eb.shape[0] evar.append(np.sqrt(np.var(eb, axis=0) / (nblock - 1))) plt.plot(np.array(evar)) plt.show()