A 35 input/single output quantum phase neural network (QPNN) is proposed to recognize the English letters' A 'and' B 'composed 7*5 of pixels. Each node of the proposed QPNN has the input with 0 or 1. Through normalization and quantum phase encoding, each set of 35 with 0 or 1 digital inputs is encoded into a quantum superposition state described by 35 quantum phases. Then, a quantum rotation gate is used to introduce adjustable phase, and a controlled NOT gate is used to entangle the relative phase between the two inputs. The relationship between the input and output of the network is derived. This paper also derived the phase weight learning training algorithm with adaptive learning rate. The solutions with the recognition probability of 1 is designed, and the analytical expressions for all adjustable phase solutions with zero errors are not unique. The experimental performance is verified on the Qiskit platform. This paper uses phase drive to convert the probability calculation into an analytical polynomial function with adjustable rotation angles in the network, avoiding the bottleneck of generating all 2^35 complex exponential amplitudes and providing an effective way to solve the "exponential wall" problem, which provides a new implementation solution for the practical application of multi-input recognition problems.
A 35 input/single output quantum phase neural network (QPNN) is proposed to recognize the English letters' A 'and' B 'composed 7*5 of pixels. Each node of the proposed QPNN has the input with 0 or 1. Through normalization and quantum phase encoding, each set of 35 with 0 or 1 digital inputs is encoded into a quantum superposition state described by 35 quantum phases. Then, a quantum rotation gate is used to introduce adjustable phase, and a controlled NOT gate is used to entangle the relative phase between the two inputs. The relationship between the input and output of the network is derived. This paper also derived the phase weight learning training algorithm with adaptive learning rate. The solutions with the recognition probability of 1 is designed, and the analytical expressions for all adjustable phase solutions with zero errors are not unique. The experimental performance is verified on the Qiskit platform. This paper uses phase drive to convert the probability calculation into an analytical polynomial function with adjustable rotation angles in the network, avoiding the bottleneck of generating all 2^35 complex exponential amplitudes and providing an effective way to solve the "exponential wall" problem, which provides a new implementation solution for the practical application of multi-input recognition problems.
To address the integration of quantum computing and neural computing, this paper investigates a quantum neural network (QNN) model and its algorithm based on swap test and phase estimation. Firstly, a quantum circuit for swap tests with multi-qubit control is proposed, and a quantum neuron model is developed by combining this with phase estimation. The model uses quantum bits for inputs, weights, and outputs, where the phase of the weight qubits serves as the model parameters. Based on this quantum neuron, a QNN model is constructed, with measurements performed at the network output to obtain real-valued outputs. Various quantum circuits associated with the network model are designed in detail, and the input-output relationships for each network layer are derived according to quantum computing theory. Additionally, a method for adjusting network parameters based on the gradient descent algorithm is thoroughly developed. Finally, simulations are conducted on a classical computer using planar point set recognition and handwritten digit binary classification. Although these simulations do not verify the parallelism of quantum computing, they do validate the model??s execution effectiveness. The results show that the proposed model has a clear advantage in classification performance compared with a classical backpropagation (BP) neural network with the same parameter scale. This demonstrates that constructing QNN models based on multi-qubit swap tests and phase estimation is both effective and feasible, offering a new perspective for future research on quantum neural networks.
A quantum BP neural networks model with learning algorithm is proposed. First, based on the universality of single qubit rotation gate and two-qubit controlled-NOT gate, a quantum neuron model is constructed, which is composed of input, phase rotation, aggregation, reversal rotation and output. In this model, the input is described by qubits, and the output is given by the probability of the state in which |1〉 is observed. The phase rotation and the reversal rotation are performed by the universal quantum gates. Secondly, the quantum BP neural networks model is constructed, in which the output layer and the hide layer are quantum neurons. With the application of the gradient descent algorithm, a learning algorithm of the model is proposed, and the continuity of the model is proved. It is shown that this model and algorithm are superior to the conventional BP networks in three aspects: convergence speed, convergence rate and robustness, by two application examples of pattern recognition and function approximation.
A quantum phase neuron (QPN), including its structural design and the derivation of input-output relationships, is proposed for the first time. The research focuses on the design process of quantum phase neurons when the probability amplitude is a real number. The paper provides the corresponding encoding functions based on different input types, which offers the flexibility for handling complex input data patterns. At the same time, the proposed single-layer QPN is used to solve the XNOR logic operation problem, and the superiority of the proposed QPN in performance is shown. The research presented in this paper demonstrates the potential and application prospects of QPN in constructing high-efficient quantum neural networks.
To enhance the approximation and generalization ability of classical artificial neural networks,a quantum-inspired neural network model,whose input of each dimension is a discrete sequence,is proposed.This model concludes three layers,in which the hidden layer consists of quantum-inspired neurons,and the output layer consists of common neurons.The quantum-inspired neuron consists of the quantum rotation gates and the multi-qubits controlled-rotation gates.By using the information feedback of target qubit from output to input in multi-qubits controlled-rotation gate,the overall memory of input sequences is realized.The output of quantum-inspired neuron is obtained from the entanglements of multi-qubits in controlled-rotation gates.The learning algorithm is designed in detail according to the basic principles of quantum computation.The characteristics of input sequence can be effectively obtained by way ofbreadthanddepth.The simulation results show that,when the input nodes and the length of the sequence satisfy a certain relations,the proposed model is obviously superior to the common artificial neural networks.
The approximation ability of neural networks plays an important role to the result when one uses neural networks to resolve problems.Unfortunately there is no ideal way to construct proper networks with strong approximation ability.A novel construction approach based on the multi-qubits controller-not gates is proposed for neural networks model in this paper.The proposed model consists of three layers where the hidden nodes are the quantum neurons and the output nodes are the common neurons.The quantum neuron consists of the quantum rotation gates and the multi-qubits controllednot gates.The overall memory of input sequences is captured from information feedback of target qubit from output to input in the multi-qubits controlled-not gate.The output of quantum neuron is obtained from the controlled relationship of the multi-qubits controlled-not gate.The L-M learning algorithms are designed in detail based on the basic principles of quantum computation.The features of input sequences can be effectively obtained in two ways of breadth and depth.The experimental results of solitaire forecast show that,when the number of input nodes is close to the length of sequences,the training set recognition rate of the proposed model increases about 8% than the common neural networks,which reveals the effectiveness of the quantum computation for enhancing the approximation capability of the common neural networks.
To enhance the approximation capability of neural networks, a quantum neural networks model is proposed whose input of each dimension is in discrete sequence. This model includes three layers, in which the hidden layer consists of quantum neurons, and the output layer consists of common neurons. The quantum neuron consists of the quantum rotation gates and the multi-qubits controlled-not gates. By using the information feedback of target qubit from output to input in multi-qubits controlled-not gate, the overall memory of input sequences is realized. The output of quantum neuron is obtained from the entanglements of multi-qubits in controlled-not gates. The learning algorithm is designed in detail according to the basis principles of quantum computation. The characteristics of input sequence can be effectively obtained from the width and the depth. The simulation results show that, when the input nodes and the length of the sequence satisfy a certain relations, the proposed model is superior to the common artificial neural networks.