General Machine Learning Algorithm for Quantum Teleportation
Allison Brattley, Tomas Opatrny, Kunal K. Das

TL;DR
This paper introduces a machine learning-based algorithm that designs optimal quantum teleportation protocols across various systems, demonstrating quantum advantage and flexibility in fidelity and computational cost.
Contribution
It presents a versatile machine learning algorithm capable of creating optimal unitary operators for quantum teleportation in diverse quantum systems.
Findings
Demonstrates quantum advantage over classical schemes.
Applies to single and multiple qubit states, coherent and Dicke states.
Shows flexibility in balancing fidelity and computational resources.
Abstract
We present a general algorithm, based on machine learning, which can create optimal unitary operators to implement quantum teleportation in any system with well-defined set of measurements in a relevant entangled basis. We illustrate it with a collective spin model and demonstrate its versatility by applying it to teloportation of single and multiple qubit states, coherent and Dicke states, and for systems with prior distributions and unequal dimensions. All cases display significant regimes of quantum advantage over corresponding classical schemes with no entanglement. The algorithm offers the flexibility to choose a balance between target fidelity and computational cost.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Information and Cryptography · Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture · Quantum many-body systems
