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This research introduces a hybrid variational quantum circuit architecture that integrates classical affine layers to efficiently handle vector-valued regression tasks without incurring linear overhead. Experimental results on high-dimensional benchmarks demonstrate that this approach matches Gaussian Process Regression while outperforming traditional tree-based models like XGBoost and Random Forest. The study confirms the necessity of both quantum entanglement and classical components, highlighting the feature map as a critical element for data re-uploading strategies.
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Hybrid Variational Quantum Circuits for Multivariate Regression and High-Dimensional Data Reconstruction

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arXiv:2609.17358v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Variational quantum circuits (VQCs) are parameterized quantum circuits optimized classically. We propose a hybrid variational quantum circuit (HVQC) extending VQCs with a classical affine post-measurement layer, enabling vector-valued regression without the linear overhead of independent scalar circuits. Theoretically, we show that elementary one-and two-qubit circuits can approximate quadratic functions and products via data re-uploading and entanglement, providing the foundations of the full architecture. Experimentally, on two synthetic image reconstruction datasets and the Friedman1 benchmark (40,568 test samples), our HVQC matches Gaussian Process Regression and outperforms XGBoost and Random Forest. An ablation study confirms that both quantum and classical components are essential, and results highlight the central role of the feature map in hybrid quantum-classical models.

Abstract:Variational quantum circuits (VQCs) are parameterized quantum circuits optimized classically. We propose a hybrid variational quantum circuit (HVQC) extending VQCs with a classical affine post-measurement layer, enabling vector-valued regression without the linear overhead of independent scalar circuits. Theoretically, we show that elementary one-and two-qubit circuits can approximate quadratic functions and products via data re-uploading and entanglement, providing the foundations of the full architecture. Experimentally, on two synthetic image reconstruction datasets and the Friedman1 benchmark (40,568 test samples), our HVQC matches Gaussian Process Regression and outperforms XGBoost and Random Forest. An ablation study confirms that both quantum and classical components are essential, and results highlight the central role of the feature map in hybrid quantum-classical models.

Machine Learning (cs.LG); Machine Learning (stat.ML)

arXiv:2609.17358 [cs.LG]

(or arXiv:2609.17358v1 [cs.LG] for this version)

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