The role of machine learning in quantum software and compilation
Quantum Technology, Reinforcement Learning, Software and seminar by Olivia Di Matteo, University of British Columbia
Hosted by Toronto Metropolitan University — QAI4DO Research Seminar
Friday 15:00–16:00 Toronto (GMT-4)
Starts in 12 days
Abstract
Olivia Di Matteo introduces quantum computing and compilation, examining how the translation from high-level quantum programs to efficient hardware instructions becomes a bottleneck as applications scale. The seminar identifies parts of the quantum software stack where machine learning and artificial intelligence can improve this process. It presents the group’s work using graph-based reinforcement learning to optimize quantum circuits, then considers outstanding challenges and research questions for scalable quantum software.
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