Modular Sweep (quanguru.classes.modularSweep)#
Contain an implementation of the sweep that uses modular arithmetic.
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Run quantum simulation with optional parallelisation and progress tracking. |
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nonParalEvol |
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- runSimulation(qSim, p, showProgress=True)[source]#
Run quantum simulation with optional parallelisation and progress tracking.
This function executes quantum parameter sweeps either in parallel or sequential mode. Progress tracking is controlled by the showProgress parameter.
- Parameters:
qSim (Simulation) – The quantum simulation object containing the system and sweep parameters
p (multiprocessing.Pool or None) – Pool object for parallel processing. If None, runs sequentially.
showProgress (bool, optional) – Whether to display progress tracking. Default is True. Controls progress for both sequential and parallel runs.
Notes
For parallel processing, progress is displayed in real-time showing: - Progress bar with percentage completion - Current task count vs total tasks - Elapsed time and estimated remaining time
Examples
>>> # Enable progress display (default) >>> sim.run(p=True, showProgress=True)
>>> # Disable progress display >>> sim.run(p=True, showProgress=False)
>>> # Progress also works for sequential runs >>> sim.run(p=False, showProgress=True)