Optimal Feature Selection for Credit Scoring and Classification
From some recent work by Andrew Milne, Max Rounds and Phil Goddard at 1QBit. Feature Selection with a Quantum Annealer …
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READ MOREPlease be aware that contributions to Quantum for Quants are moderated for relevance and quality. Although we use a spam …
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Finding Optimal Arbitrage Opportunities Using a Quantum Annealer
READ MOREBy Gili Rosenberg In this post, we show how to formulate the problem of finding optimal arbitrage opportunities as …
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An Analysis of the Impact of Brexit on FX Markets Using Quantum Computing
READ MOREBrexit brought a wave of uncertainty to the world’s political and financial ecosystems. Its effects were felt in many areas, …
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Limits of Quantum Computing: A Sceptic’s View
READ MOREBy Alastair A. Abbott and Cristian S. Calude The development of a scientific field The origins of artificial intelligence (AI) as …
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Might Be of Interest: Quantum Computing Seminar Coming to ISC 2016 in Frankfurt
READ MOREHere is a new article about the upcoming event at ISC conference: Quantum Computing Seminar Coming to ISC 2016 in …
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A Finance at the service of society
READ MOREFor Finance to serve society, it needs to evolve beyond wizardry, guru’s guesswork and flawed toy models. Just as modern …
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Q&A on Financial Quantum Computing with Marcos Lopez de Prado
READ MOREExcerpt from an interview that took place at the Annual Global Derivatives Conference, May 11th 2016, in Budapest (Hungary). 1. What …
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Redefining problems with quantum computers
READ MOREWe are entering a fascinating age where it is possible to experiment with programming quantum computers across a series of …
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Why Quantum Finance?
READ MOREFor the past 60 years, digital computers (DCs) have become indispensable tools of modern society. Algorithms are so pervasive that …
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RE: Montecarlo Method equivalent in the QC world By pcolla - on June 12, 2018
Hello Jaffar, I'm quite familiar with Montecarlo methods applied to stochastic systemic models, used them for a couple of decades...
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RE: Montecarlo Method equivalent in the QC world By Jaffar - on June 12, 2018
I'm not sure if you need to explore QC to specifically address this particular problem. Current computers have enough CPU...
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RE: The IBM 5 Qubit GUI... By Chrisatorain - on June 6, 2018
Users interact with the quantum processor through the quantum circuit model of calculation, applying quantum gates on the qubits utilizing...
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RE: Montecarlo Method equivalent in the QC world By pcolla - on June 1, 2018
Looks like one good lead to follow, I'll check that information. Best Regards, Pedro.
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RE: Montecarlo Method equivalent in the QC world By Andrew Milne - on June 1, 2018
I am not an expert in Monte Carlo methods. However, I have re-posted your question on 1QBit's internal message board, and...
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RE: Best tool to develop and simulate quantum computing algorithms or circuits? By skan - on April 5, 2018
I've read that the D-Wave computer is not a quantum computer: They use 512 qubits but they haven't demonstrated its qubits aren't entangled, its...
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RE: Research in Quantum Computing? By clwereley - on April 5, 2018
Try edx.org and search for quantum computing or quantum information. You will find MIT courses there, they are online courses,...
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RE: Best tool to develop and simulate quantum computing algorithms or circuits? By clwereley - on April 5, 2018
Hi @skan, Yes IBM has a real quantum computer (IBM Q) built and successfully test early last year, run on...
