DOWNLOAD-DESKTOP-NOTEBOOK.nb (1.12 MB)
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Great work! Is there any example circuit for variational quantum algorithm or variational quantum eigensolver?
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ListPlot[QuantumMeasurementOperator[{1,2,3,4}][QuantumState[{“RandomPure”,4}]][“Probabilities”],
MeshFunctions->{Log[-Log[1 - #2]]&},Mesh->{3},MeshStyle → {Directive[PointSize[Medium]]},Joined → True]
Phenomenal overview. That is a good question; it depends on how you define example circuit; anyhow there are example circuits for Variational Quantum Algorithms or Variational Quantum Eigensolvers.
Note you can send queries to a QPU directly from a Wolfram notebook. See below examples
AWS.nb (2.32 MB)
IBMQ _OP_1_CP_.nb (80.8 KB)
QiskitIBMQ _OP_1_CP_.nb (741 KB)
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Mads you’ve got the guided tutorial gift it’s like The Future of Basic Research, ServiceConnect that begins with Amazon Web Services Connection Authentication mode! aws = ServiceConnect["AWS"]; is it Automatic or Manual?
Dataset @
Normal @ <|{0, 0, 1} -> 23, {1, 0, 1} -> 10, {1, 1, 1} ->
23, {0, 0, 0} -> 20, {1, 1, 0} -> 12, {0, 1, 0} -> 2, {1, 0, 0} ->
8, {0, 1, 1} -> 2|>
Welcome to the Simulator device type, ServiceObject Manual.
devices["Devices", Select[#DeviceType == "SIMULATOR" &]]
