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The idea that a quantum computer can simultaneously explore many possible solutions to a problem since quantum memory register can exist in a superposition of states, each component of this superposition may be thought of as a single argument to a function. A function performed on the register in a superposition of states is thus performed on each of the components of the superposition, but this function is only applied one time.
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What ways are there to use parallelisation in quantum machine learning?
In classical machine learning, GPUs have been used successfully to parallelise the training as well as the inference process. Does quantum machine learning have the same potential to operate with par …
