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        <description>7.19.18 Inverse Problem

The mean field theory (nMF):

$\mathbf{J}^\text{nMF}=-\mathbf{C}^{-1}, (i \neq j) $,

$h_{i}^\text{nMF}=\tanh^{-1}\left&lt; s_{i} \right&gt;-\sum_{j=1}^{N} J{ij}^\text{nMF}\left&lt; s_{j} \right&gt; $ .

The independent-pair theory (IP):

$J_{ij}^\text{pair}=0.25*\ln\left[ \frac{(1+m_{i}+m_{j}+C_{ij}^{*}) (1-m_{i}-m_{j}+C_{ij}^{*})} {(1-m_{i}+m_{j}-C_{ij}^{*})(1+m_{i}-m_{j}-C_{ij}^{*})} \right]$, with $C_{ij}^{*}=C_{ij}+m_{i}m_{j} , (i \neq j)$

$h_{i}^\text{pair}=0.5*\ln\left( \fra…</description>
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        <title>2018-07-2 :The solutions to the inverse Ising problem</title>
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        <description>2019-09-16 :Case N1: long tail antiferromagentic

2018-07-2 :The solutions to the inverse Ising problem

Method: Boltzmann learning

Finding the external fields $h_{i}$ and the coupling parameters $J_{ij}$ can fit the same means and pairwise covariance as the experiment data, using the equations

$\left&lt;s_{i}\right&gt;_{Ising} = \left&lt;s_{i}\right&gt;_{data} $

$\left&lt;s_{i}s_{j}\right&gt;_{Ising} = \left&lt;s_{i}s_{j}\right&gt;_{data} $. 

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