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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 The growing [more]
Finding Optimal Arbitrage Opportunities Using a Quantum Annealer
By Gili Rosenberg In this post, we show how to formulate the problem of finding optimal arbitrage opportunities as a quadratic [more]
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Greetings, I’m working on a science fiction project that includes an important episode of quantum hacking . I need a …
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I work in academia and had the following question pertaining to a particular quantum circuit we are working on. Is …
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Suppose I have some quantum algorithm for which it may be the case that any of zero, one or many …
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Is there a material that could be used as an insulator to reduce or eliminate interference between multiple qbits? To …
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From the point of a VC, should quantum computing be of interest NOW for investment?
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Could a Spherical layout of qbits enable more of them to be fitted together while keeping interference down?
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Only a quick question! Am I correct in thinking that post-quantum cryptography such as lattice based solutions are designed to …
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I wonder if you can use Gels, Liquids, gases or even plasma for computation, rearranging molecules as switches, spinning them …
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I attend a free university called 42 in silicon valley. One of the cool aspects of the school is after …
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Quantum Computing is my latest interest and i’m trying to learn as much as possible about it. The Qubits have …
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