Detect Virtual Machine and Logical Processor/Processor Socket ID mapping using Powershell

When I do this:

if ((pPipe = _wpopen(L"powershell -Command \"Get-Counter '\\Hyper-V VM VID Partition(*)\\*'\"", L"rt")) == NULL) exit(1);

I get this output wherein the VM is mapped to its preferred Numa Node index (Socket ID):

\\win-3t40ilvkkvh\hyper-v vm vid partition(lg5)\remote physical pages : 0
\\win-3t40ilvkkvh\hyper-v vm vid partition(lg5)\preferred numa node index : 0
\\win-3t40ilvkkvh\hyper-v vm vid partition(lg5)\physical pages allocated : 264200
\\win-3t40ilvkkvh\hyper-v vm vid partition(lg2)\remote physical pages : 0
\\win-3t40ilvkkvh\hyper-v vm vid partition(lg2)\preferred numa node index : 1
\\win-3t40ilvkkvh\hyper-v vm vid partition(lg2)\physical pages allocated : 264200

My question is how can I get the mapping between the VM and Logical processor. If some kind soul could answer, I would be grateful. 

Ex: VM LG5 is mapped to LP1 of Socket0(numa node) or VM LG2 is mapped to LP0 of Socket 1

thanks

ananda