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Qiskit is an open source SDK for working with quantum computers at the level of pulses, circuits and application modules. If appropriate, also use the [programming] tag. Please include the version of Qiskit you use when using this tag.
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OpenFermion to Qiskit
Is there a direct way to go from an object generated in OpenFermion to objects usable in Qiskit? I can't find anything about any plugin. … It's not too hard to translate into pyQuil and then to Qiskit from there, but a direct way would be much easier. …
