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Page 1: Analysis of Exchange Ratio for Exchange Monte Carlo Method Kenji Nagata, Sumio Watanabe Tokyo Institute of Technology Japan

Analysis of Exchange Ratio for Exchange Monte Carlo Method

Kenji Nagata, Sumio Watanabe

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Japan

Page 2: Analysis of Exchange Ratio for Exchange Monte Carlo Method Kenji Nagata, Sumio Watanabe Tokyo Institute of Technology Japan

Contents

Background Exchange Monte Carlo (EMC) method Design of EMC method

Main result Settings Symmetrized Kullback divergence Average exchange ratio

Discussion and Conclusion

Page 3: Analysis of Exchange Ratio for Exchange Monte Carlo Method Kenji Nagata, Sumio Watanabe Tokyo Institute of Technology Japan

Contents

Background Exchange Monte Carlo (EMC) method Design of EMC method

Main result Settings Symmetrized Kullback divergence Average exchange ratio

Discussion and Conclusion

Page 4: Analysis of Exchange Ratio for Exchange Monte Carlo Method Kenji Nagata, Sumio Watanabe Tokyo Institute of Technology Japan

Exchange Monte Carlo (EMC) method[Hukushima, 96]

<Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) Method>

huge computational cost!

Multi Canonical algorithm Simulated tempering

Exchange Monte Carlo (EMC) method

<improvement of MCMC method>

Page 5: Analysis of Exchange Ratio for Exchange Monte Carlo Method Kenji Nagata, Sumio Watanabe Tokyo Institute of Technology Japan

wwnHnZ

wp exp1

)( dRw

EMC method is to generate the sample sequence from the following joint distribution,

K

kkkK twpwwp

11 |,,

Kktk ,,1: :temperatures

Target distribution :

EMC method

<Aim> Sampling from the following target distribution!

wwntHntZ

twp exp1

|

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EMC method

<Algorithm>

Carrying out the following two updates alternately.

1. [conventional MCMC sampling] Parallel sampling from each distribution by using conventional MCMC method.

2. [exchange process]   The exchange of two position, and , is tried and accepted with the following probability .

Hereafter, we call “exchange ratio”.

)|( kk twp

kw 1kw

u

ru ,1min

)(ˆ)(ˆexp

||

||11

11

11kkkk

kkkk

kkkk wHwHtttwptwp

twptwpr

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EMC method<conventional MCMC method>

<EMC method>

)(wp

)|( 11 twp

)|( 22 twp

)|( 33 twp

)|( 44 twp

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EMC method

2, Ryxw )(w : standard normal distribution

22)( yxwH

)())(exp()(

1)|( wwntH

ntZtwp

1000n

0t 10 t 1t

),1min( ru )()()(exp 11 kkkk wHwHttnr

0)( wH

Page 9: Analysis of Exchange Ratio for Exchange Monte Carlo Method Kenji Nagata, Sumio Watanabe Tokyo Institute of Technology Japan

Contents

Background Exchange Monte Carlo (EMC) method Design of EMC method

Main result Settings Symmetrized Kullback divergence Average exchange ratio

Discussion and Conclusion

Page 10: Analysis of Exchange Ratio for Exchange Monte Carlo Method Kenji Nagata, Sumio Watanabe Tokyo Institute of Technology Japan

Design of EMC method

<Setting of temperature>

)()()(exp 11 kkkk wHwHttnr

01 t 10 t 1Kt

Kktk ,,1:

How should and be set? ktK

Temperature has close relation to the exchange ratio.

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Design of EMC method

<Average exchange ratio>

Acceptance ratio of exchange process.

)(ˆ)(ˆexp

),1min(

11 kkkk wHwHttr

ru

32

21

32

t

1t

2t

3t

4t

For efficient EMC method, the average exchange ratio needs to be of and nearly constant for all temperatures. 1O

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Design of EMC method

<Symmetrized Kullback divergence>

1

1

1111

11 )|(

)|(log)|(

)|(

)|(log)|(),( k

kk

kkkkk

kk

kkkkkk dw

twp

twptwpdw

twp

twptwpttI

)|()|( 11 kkkk twptwprlog][log rE

),(][log 1 kk ttIrE

: the expectation of over .

<Property>

For efficient EMC method, the symmetrized Kullback divergence needs to be nearly constant over the various temperatures.

)|( kk twp )|( 11 kk twp

Page 13: Analysis of Exchange Ratio for Exchange Monte Carlo Method Kenji Nagata, Sumio Watanabe Tokyo Institute of Technology Japan

Purpose

nWe analytically clarify the symmetrized Kullback divergence andthe average exchange ratio in a low temperature limit, .

•Average exchange ratio•Symmetrized Kullback divergence

Criteria for the design of EMC method

•We need previous EMC simulations in order to obtain these values.

•The accuracy of experimental values are unknown.

Purpose

Page 14: Analysis of Exchange Ratio for Exchange Monte Carlo Method Kenji Nagata, Sumio Watanabe Tokyo Institute of Technology Japan

Contents

Background Exchange Monte Carlo (EMC) method Design of EMC method

Main result Settings Symmetrized Kullback divergence Average exchange ratio

Discussion and Conclusion

Page 15: Analysis of Exchange Ratio for Exchange Monte Carlo Method Kenji Nagata, Sumio Watanabe Tokyo Institute of Technology Japan

Settings

We consider the EMC method between the following two distribution,

twpwp |1 dRw ttwpwp |2

<Average exchange ratio>

212211 )()( dwdwwpwupJ

tt )())(exp(

)(

1)|( wwntH

ntZtwp

<Symmetrized Kullback divergence>

221

22221

12

1111 loglog dw

wp

wpwpdw

wp

wpwpI

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Main result

<Theorem 1>The symmetrized Kullback divergence converges to

the following value for

22

1t

tO

t

t

t

tI

In

dwwwHz z )()()(

: rational number

zRe

zIm

0

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Main result

<Outline of the proof>

22221111 )()()()( dwwpwHdwwpwHtnI

t

t

sVntsds

sVntssdstndwwpwHtn

0

01

exp

exp)()(

11 )log()()( mscsdwwwHssV [Watanabe,2001]

22

1t

tO

t

t

t

t

tt

t

t

tI

<Lemma>

0s

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Main result

<Theorem 2>The average exchange ratio converges to the following value for n

dwwwHz z )()()(

zRe

zIm

0

J

2

21||

1t

tO

t

tJ

: rational number

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Main result

<Outline of the proof>

0 20 1)(

12

0 0 21)(

12

)()( 212211

)()( 212211)()( 212211

21

221

21

2121

2

)()(2

)()()()(

sVsVeedsds

sVsVeedsds

dwdwwpwp

dwdwwpwprdwdwwpwpJ

sttnnts

s sttnnts

wHwH

wHwHwHwH

)()(

)()(

2211

1221

wpwp

wpwpr

2

21

1t

tO

t

t

ru ,1min0tIf ,

Page 20: Analysis of Exchange Ratio for Exchange Monte Carlo Method Kenji Nagata, Sumio Watanabe Tokyo Institute of Technology Japan

Contents

Background Exchange Monte Carlo (EMC) method Design of EMC method

Main result Settings Symmetrized Kullback divergence Average exchange ratio

Discussion and Conclusion

Page 21: Analysis of Exchange Ratio for Exchange Monte Carlo Method Kenji Nagata, Sumio Watanabe Tokyo Institute of Technology Japan

Discussion

2

21

)(

)(||1

t

tO

t

tJ

Average exchange ratio :

22

1t

tO

t

t

t

tI Symmetrized Kullback divergence :

From these results, we can adjust the temperatures without carrying out the previous EMC simulations.

These results can be used as criteria for checking the convergence of EMC simulations.

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Discussion

2

21

)(

)(||1

t

tO

t

tJ

Average exchange ratio :

t

1t 2t 3t 4t 5t

1

12

t

tt

2

23

t

tt

3

34

t

tt

4

45

t

tt 2t 3t 4t

11 1 k

k tt t

t

geometrical progression!!

22

1t

tO

t

t

t

tI Symmetrized Kullback divergence :

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Discussion

0t 10 t 1t

nCondition of theorem

large enough!

Not applicable. Applicable.

)())(exp()(

1)|( wwntH

ntZtwp

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Conclusion

We analytically clarified the symmetrized Kullback divergence and the average exchange ratio in a low temperature limit.

As a result, it is clarified that The set of temperature should be set as a geometrical

progression in order to make the average exchange ratio constant over the various temperatures.

As the future works, Verifying the theoretical results in this study

experimentally. Constructing the design of EMC method.