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Quantum ML

Combining AI with Quantum Computing

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The Challenge

Small coherence times

Exponential feature space size

Lack of adaptability

Why choose Neighborhood Quantum Superposition?

Neighborhood Quantum Superposition revolutionizes quantum feature map generation by enabling tailored dimensionality that adapts to the input state. This ensures more meaningful and compact representations, unlocking new possibilities for quantum machine learning and data analysis.

Advantages

Neighborhood Quantum Superposition in Feature Map Generation

Neighborhood Quantum Superposition addresses these challenges with innovative capabilities designed specifically for feature map applications

Small coherence times

Enables the creation of specific quantum superpositions tailored to particular criteria based on a metric, a set of distances and a reference state.

State-dependent adaptability

Dynamically adjusts the feature space based on the characteristics of the input, leading to more expressive and customized quantum embeddings.

Custom superpositions

the dimensionality of the feature map depends directly on the input state, a metric, and a set of distances. This ensures that the representation is both compact and highly relevant to the data being encoded.

Key Benefits

Unique approach delivers significant advantages in quantum feature map generation:

Input-adaptive dimensionality

Creates feature maps whose dimensionality is directly influenced by the input state, avoiding unnecessary complexity and ensuring efficient use of quantum resources.

Enhanced representation quality

By tailoring superpositions to specific data properties, it improves the expressiveness and relevance of quantum embeddings for downstream tasks like classification or clustering.

Customizable and flexible mappings

Allows for precise control over how features are encoded, enabling better alignment with specific problem requirements or datasets.

Seamless integration with hybrid systems

Combines effectively with classical preprocessing techniques, supporting hybrid workflows for advanced data encoding and analysis.