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Showing observable or basis with draw_mpl() #6322
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Thanks again for adding this here @YutoMorohoshi . We're looking into design options and possible next steps. |
Hi @YutoMorohoshi ! We looked into design options and we think the one below could be a good one to start with. We might look at better designs in the future but for now we should just take into account the following:
We don't have capacity to work on this right now but please let us know if you'd like to work on this yourself. |
Thanks @CatalinaAlbornoz for providing of concrete actions! |
Yes, go ahead and give it a try @YutoMorohoshi ! This blog post can give you a good guide to start. And feel free to ask here if you have any questions about the process! |
Feature details
(from https://discuss.pennylane.ai/t/can-draw-mpl-show-observable/5269)
I often need to change the observable (i.e. the basis for measurement) and investigate the effects of that.
I use qml.draw_mpl() for debugging because it is easy to use, but it does not seem to display the observable or basis.
Currently, if using qml.draw(), I can see which basis I am measuring on. If qml.draw_mpl() can do the same, it will make debugging even easier.
Implementation
No response
How important would you say this feature is?
1: Not important. Would be nice to have.
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