Closed nonhermitian closed 6 years ago
@pistoia please look but it mostly depends on the classical parameters.
For a large graph, the default VQE parameters might not work correctly since the Ising Hamiltonian becomes larger when the graph grows. To get the correct answer, you need to increase the depth of variational form I think.
It there a way of knowing that without having to compare against the exact diagonalization? How do I know if my variational form is suitable for solving a guven graph size? Seems knowing this is critical for doing problems of non-trivial size.
i agree and that is the research that needs to be done. Are there better trial functions? How does it scale. My belief is that for these optimization problems and vqe this may not be a positive outcome (see https://arxiv.org/abs/1805.12037).
closed because the setting for large graph should be changed.
Expected Behavior
Modifying the MaxCut tutorial to have larger dimension, N=10, results in different answers for the VQE and ExactDiagonal solvers.
Current Behavior
For
I get ExactEigenSolver:
where as VQE gives:
Possible Solution
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
Try tutorial with above graph.
Context
Wanted to make a slide highlighting this feature
Your Environment
OSX, Py36, latest Acqua