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arxiv 2311.01724 v4 pith:WIHJKFDG submitted 2023-11-03 hep-th physics.comp-ph

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keywords entanglemententropyholographicdualmodelabilityalgorithmdata
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We have constructed a generative artificial intelligence model to predict dual gravity solutions when provided with the input of holographic entanglement entropy. The model utilized in our study is based on the transformer algorithm, widely used for various natural language tasks including text generation, summarization, and translation. This algorithm possesses the ability to understand the meanings of input and output sequences by utilizing multi-head attention layers. In the training procedure, we generated pairs of examples consisting of holographic entanglement entropy data and their corresponding metric solutions. Once the model has completed the training process, it demonstrates the ability to generate predictions regarding a dual geometry that corresponds to the given holographic entanglement entropy. Subsequently, we proceed to validate the dual geometry to confirm its correspondence with the holographic entanglement entropy data.

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