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Systems and methods for finding quantum binary optimization problems
Robert B. Israel,William G. Macready,Zhengbing Bian,Fabián A. Chudak,Mani Ranjbar +4 more
- 27 Mar 2015
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TL;DR: In this article, the Ising model penalty function is used to find quantum binary optimization problems and associated gap values employing a variety of techniques, and the penalty gap is defined as the gap separating a set of feasible solutions to the constraint from a set that are infeasible.
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Abstract: Methods and systems represent constraint as an Ising model penalty function and a penalty gap associated therewith, the penalty gap separating a set of feasible solutions to the constraint from a set of infeasible solutions to the constraint; and determines the Ising model penalty function subject to the bounds on the programmable parameters imposed by the hardware limitations of the second processor, where the penalty gap exceeds a predetermined threshold greater than zero. Such may be employed to find quantum binary optimization problems and associated gap values employing a variety of techniques.
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