Applications of Quantum Machine Learning (QML) for Quantum Simulation
ORAL
Abstract
In recent years, machine learning has revolutionized data analysis, extrapolation, and simulation capabilities. However, many of these classical simulation techniques face significant challenges when applied to quantum mechanical systems, primarily due to their complexity and high dimensionality. Traditionally, these methods often require the use of approximations or simplifications in order to be completely functional. Quantum computation provides a more suitable foundation for representing these systems, offering algorithmic increases in speed and efficiency for specific tasks. Leveraging this feature set, quantum machine learning models can be developed without the limitations inherent in classical analogs, significantly enhancing the potential efficiency and accuracy of certain simulations.
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Presenters
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Daniel Vazquez
University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth
Authors
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Renuka Rajapakse
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
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Daniel Vazquez
University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth