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Revision as of 11:33, 16 September 2013
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Equilibration in Monte Carlo simulations
Description
Synposis 1
pyalps.checkSteadyState(outfile, observables, confidenceInterval, simplified=False, includeLog=False)
Arguments
argument | default | type | remark |
outfile | - | Python str | ALPS hdf5 output file(name) |
observables | - | (list of ) Python str | (list of) measurement observable(s) |
confidenceInterval | - | Python float | confidence interval in which steady state has been reached |
simplified | False | Python bool | shall we combine the checks of all observables as 1 final boolean answer? |
includeLog | False | Python bool | shall we print the detailed log? |
Theory
We have a timeseries of N measurements obtained from a Monte Carlo simulation, i.e.
.
Suppose
(s.t.
) is the least-squares best fitted line, we attempt to minimize
w.r.t.
and
.
,
:
Slope of best-fitted line
Error in slope of best-fitted line
Denoting
, we have:
Hypothesis testing
Using the standard z-test, we reject
at confidence interval
if
© 2013 by Matthias Troyer, Ping Nang Ma
We have a timeseries of N measurements obtained from a Monte Carlo simulation, i.e. .
Suppose (s.t.
) is the least-squares best fitted line, we attempt to minimize
w.r.t.
and
.
,
:
Slope of best-fitted line
Error in slope of best-fitted line
Denoting , we have:
Hypothesis testing
Using the standard z-test, we reject at confidence interval
if