Quantum Learning: Unleashing the Genius in You

David Wick

In the early 1950s, a physics student in Northern Ireland of unusual critical ability noticed a puzzling situation. Einstein, the student knew, had claimed quantum mechanics gave an inadequate account of atoms, and he had read about von Neumann’s “impossibility proof” in a popular book. 94 But then was not one of these geniuses wrong? These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.

Conrad P. Pritscher

Orlando E. Toledo Morales

Pawan Whig, Pavika Sharma, Ahmad A. Elngar +1 more

Sergei Zuev

Abstract For adaptive artificial intelligence systems, the question of the possibility of online learning is especially important, since such training provides adaptation. The purpose of the work is to consider methods of quantum machine online learning for the two most common architectures of quantum neural networks: feedforward and recurrent. The work uses the quantumz module available on PyPI to emulate quantum computing and create artificial quantum neural networks. In addition, the genser module is used to transform data dimensions, which provides reversible transformation of dimensions without loss of information. The data for the experiments are taken from open sources. The paper implements the machine learning method without optimization, proposed by the author earlier. Online learning algorithms for recurrent and feedforward quantum neural network are presented and experimentally confirmed. The proposed learning algorithms can be used as data science tools, as well as a part of adaptive intelligent control systems. The developed software can fully unleash its potential only on quantum computers, but, in the case of a small number of quantum registers, it can also be used in systems that emulate quantum computing, or in photonic computers.

Rocco A. Servedio