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Feature request: Creating an Quantum Circuit Probability Predictor using concepts of advanced Machine Learning #835

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Panchadip-128 opened this issue Nov 9, 2024 · 2 comments
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The Quantum Circuit Probability Predictor is a machine learning-based application designed to predict the probability of measuring a specific quantum state after applying a series of quantum gates to a qubit. Leveraging the principles of quantum mechanics and classical machine learning, this project aims to create a robust model that accurately estimates the probabilities associated with different quantum states resulting from varied input parameters.

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A machine learning model is trained on the computed probabilities to predict outcomes for angles not seen during training, enabling the model to generalize well to new inputs.

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