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This research advances quantum machine learning by extending Gaussian process regression to accurately model noisy systems with up to 64 qubits, overcoming previous scalability limits in simulating global quantum channels. The method demonstrates resilience against hardware noise and enables efficient prediction of system outcomes using limited measurement data via Bayesian optimization techniques. This progress is critical for developing robust predictive models that can operate effectively on current imperfect quantum devices.

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Researchers Predict Quantum Evolution Using Gaussian Processes

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 7, 20264 min read

Channel prediction using quantum Gaussian process regression now extends beyond limited unitary evolutions to encompass systems of up to 64 qubits. Simulations reveal that a rescaled kernel overcomes previous limitations and restores accurate learning for larger, globally acting quantum channels as measurement data increases. This method also demonstrates resilience when tested on actual hardware subject to noise.

What limits accurate expectation value prediction from complex quantum systems. A powerful machine-learning technique, quantum Gaussian process regression, has extended beyond ideal scenarios to encompass general quantum channels representing realistic pathways describing information change within noisy devices. This achievement allows for accurate outcome predictions even when dealing with up to sixty-four qubits, previously hampered by limitations inherent in modelling larger systems. Techniques utilising quantum Gaussian processes, statistical tools estimating outcomes based…

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