Quantum natural language processing applications on high-performance computing systems and quantum devices
ORAL
Abstract
Quantum natural language processing (QNLP) is a cutting-edge application aiming to develop NLP models to be executed on quantum computers. We assess the feasibility and accuracy of QNLP models using numerical simulators on HPC systems and actual quantum hardware. In particular, we use classical simulators and an hybrid HPC-quantum workflow to implement quantum pipelines and neural networks in combination with default datasets to demonstrate a QNLP application on HPC and NISQ devices.
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Presenters
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Eduardo A Coello Perez
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Authors
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Eduardo A Coello Perez
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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In-Saeng Suh
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Prasanna Date
Oak Ridge National Lab, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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John P Gounley
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Mayanka Chandra Shekar
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Kathleen Hamilton
Oak Ridge National Laboratory