Method, device, and medium for bit-width reduction in Ising model
AssigneeWaseda University
InventorsNozomu Togawa, Masashi Tawada, Daisuke Oku, Shu Tanaka
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AssigneeWaseda University
InventorsNozomu Togawa, Masashi Tawada, Daisuke Oku, Shu Tanaka
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A calculation method reduces a bit-width of an Ising model, the Ising model being expressed in terms of a plurality of spins, interaction coefficients between the plurality of spins, and external magnetic field coefficients acting respectively on the plurality of spins. The calculation method includes: adding an auxiliary spin to the Ising model; and setting a new interaction coefficient between the auxiliary spin and at least one of the plurality of spins to obtain a new Ising model, thereby reducing a bit-width of at least one of the interaction coefficients between the plurality of spins and the external magnetic field coefficients acting respectively on the plurality of spins.
A calculation method for reducing a bit-width of an Ising model, the Ising model being expressed in terms of a plurality of spins, interaction coefficients between the plurality of spins, and external magnetic field coefficients acting respectively on the plurality of spins, the calculation method comprising:
A calculation device configured to reduce a bit-width of an Ising model, the Ising model being expressed in terms of a plurality of spins, interaction coefficients between the plurality of spins, and external magnetic field coefficients acting respectively on the plurality of spins, the calculation device comprising a processor configured to:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a program for executing a calculation method which reduces a bit-width of an Ising model, the Ising model being expressed in terms of a plurality of spins, interaction coefficients between the plurality of spins, and external magnetic field coefficients acting respectively on the plurality of spins, the program causing a computer to execute:
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