I'm using a research account and I have a question about running circuits with (dedicated/priority mode) and without reservation (fair-share mode). From the documentation of dedicated mode,
This (The dedicated mode) allows users to implement algorithms where input circuits are conditioned on previous results, such as iterative and near-time compute methods, without having to wait for other users’ results to process.
My quantum circuits involve mid-circuit measurements without resetting the qubit after it is measured each time, so each measurement is (kind of) dependent on the previous results. I wonder if I run them using the fair-share mode (without reservation), will that still give me the results I'm supposed to have from the dedicated mode? I have run some experiments and it looks like there aren't too many differences, but I'm not sure if there should or should not be. Thanks!
