Title: Dynamically-Generated Error Correction for Quantum Error Correction Schemes

Jincheng Zhang

Published Aug 29, 2026• 0 citations

Abstract

Quantum information processing offers unparalleled computational power, but its fragility necessitates robust error correction strategies. Current error correction schemes, while effective, often rely on pre-defined code parameters and can be cumbersome to adapt to varying quantum systems and error models. This paper introduces a novel dynamic error correction scheme designed to automatically generate error correction code based on the quantum system's unique characteristics and the specific error model, thereby simplifying the process and enhancing adaptability. We propose a method leveraging a feedback mechanism to iteratively refine the error correction code, minimizing the impact of errors throughout the algorithm's execution. The core mechanism centers around a self-adaptive code generator, continuously monitoring the quantum system's state and adjusting the code's parameters to achieve optimal performance. This approach offers a significant advancement in error correction, potentially enabling more robust and efficient quantum computation.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22156722

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