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Journal of Circuits and Systems

Research on Quantum Neural Computational Models

Guangjun Xie

Published Jan 1, 2002• 5 citations
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Abstract

Quantum neural computation is a new paradigm based on the combination of classical neural computation and quantum theory. In this paper, the emergence reasons and characteristics of quantum neural computation are discussed first, then some typical computational models are introduced in detail, at the same time, several solutions to existing problems in these models are put forward. Finally, other related questions are also discussed.

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