Supervised quantum gate "teaching" for quantum hardware design
Leonardo Banchi, Nicola Pancotti, Sougato Bose

TL;DR
This paper introduces a supervised learning approach to train quantum networks of interacting qubits, enabling the implementation of target algorithms with minimal classical control, aiding quantum hardware design.
Contribution
It presents a novel supervised training method for quantum networks to facilitate quantum hardware development with reduced classical intervention.
Findings
Successfully trains quantum networks to perform specific algorithms
Reduces reliance on external classical control in quantum hardware
Provides a framework for designing more autonomous quantum computers
Abstract
We show how to train a quantum network of pairwise interacting qubits such that its evolution implements a target quantum algorithm into a given network subset. Our strategy is inspired by supervised learning and is designed to help the physical construction of a quantum computer which operates with minimal external classical control.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture · Quantum Information and Cryptography · Neural Networks and Reservoir Computing
