Proceedings Article10.1109/ICCCNT49239.2020.9225473
Classical Equivalent Quantum Based Efficient Data Preprocessing Algorithm
Barkha Soni,Nilay Khare,Kapil Kumar Soni,Akhtar Rasool +3 more
- 01 Jul 2020
- pp 1-7
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TL;DR: The objective of paper is to understand the importance of data preprocessing and to suggest quantum based solution that takes the advantage of quantum parallelism and thus can obtain computational speedups, and to prove that quantum algorithms are efficient along with the suggestions of further directions.
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Abstract: The machine learning model can infer desired information on processing data sets without being explicitly programmed. It needs refined data to train the perfect model, hence preprocessing is mandatory. The principal component analysis is desired classical existing methods for preprocessing and it requires polynomial time. Now, the research field of computer science is getting influenced by existence of quantum computations, as it supports exponential operations to be performed in parallel over single step of execution. An intrinsic realization of quantum machine provides simultaneous access to either classical or quantum memory. The objective of paper is to understand the importance of data preprocessing and to suggest quantum based solution that takes the advantage of quantum parallelism and thus can obtain computational speedups. So, we contribute to the emergence of quantum computations, processing aspects using quantum accessible memory models and then classical equivalent quantum principal component analysis algorithm. At last we conclude with the mathematical justification over complexity analysis, computational speedups, and prove that quantum algorithms are efficient along with the suggestions of further directions.
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