Quantum-Enhanced Generative Models for Rare Event Prediction
M.Z. Haider, M.U. Ghouri, Tayyaba Noreen, M. Salman

TL;DR
This paper introduces a hybrid quantum-classical generative model designed to improve rare event prediction by better capturing tail distributions and increasing sample diversity, outperforming classical models in various datasets.
Contribution
The paper presents the Quantum-Enhanced Generative Model (QEGM), integrating quantum circuits with deep latent-variable models, introducing a tail-aware loss and quantum noise for improved rare event modeling.
Findings
QEGM reduces tail KL divergence by up to 50%.
QEGM improves rare-event recall and coverage calibration.
Outperforms classical models like GAN, VAE, and Diffusion in experiments.
Abstract
Rare events such as financial crashes, climate extremes, and biological anomalies are notoriously difficult to model due to their scarcity and heavy-tailed distributions. Classical deep generative models often struggle to capture these rare occurrences, either collapsing low-probability modes or producing poorly calibrated uncertainty estimates. In this work, we propose the Quantum-Enhanced Generative Model (QEGM), a hybrid classical-quantum framework that integrates deep latent-variable models with variational quantum circuits. The framework introduces two key innovations: (1) a hybrid loss function that jointly optimizes reconstruction fidelity and tail-aware likelihood, and (2) quantum randomness-driven noise injection to enhance sample diversity and mitigate mode collapse. Training proceeds via a hybrid loop where classical parameters are updated through backpropagation while…
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture · Generative Adversarial Networks and Image Synthesis · Gaussian Processes and Bayesian Inference
