Opportunities and Challenges for Data Quality in the Era of Quantum Computing
Sven Groppe, Valter Uotila, Jinghua Groppe

TL;DR
This paper explores how quantum computing can improve data quality, especially anomaly detection, by replacing classical methods with quantum techniques, demonstrating promising results and discussing future challenges.
Contribution
It introduces quantum-based anomaly detection methods, including a practical implementation using quantum reservoir computing, and compares their effectiveness to classical approaches.
Findings
Quantum embeddings are competitive with classical ones in anomaly detection.
Quantum reservoir computing can be applied to detect stock market volatility changes.
Several challenges remain in applying quantum computing to data quality tasks.
Abstract
In an era where data underpins decision-making across science, politics, and economics, ensuring high data quality is of paramount importance. Conventional computing algorithms for enhancing data quality, including anomaly detection, demand substantial computational resources, lengthy processing times, and extensive training datasets. This work aims to explore the potential advantages of quantum computing for enhancing data quality, with a particular focus on detection. We begin by examining quantum techniques that could replace key subroutines in conventional anomaly detection frameworks to mitigate their computational intensity. We then provide practical demonstrations of quantum-based anomaly detection methods, highlighting their capabilities. We present a technical implementation for detecting volatility regime changes in stock market data using quantum reservoir computing, which is…
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Taxonomy
TopicsNeural Networks and Reservoir Computing · Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture · Quantum Information and Cryptography
