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Add support for SwapGate
, iSwapGate
, and DCXGate
#294
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This should get us 90% of the way to #186, as well. I'll know for sure once I get tests to pass for arbitrary gates. |
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SwapGate
SwapGate
and iSwapGate
and can be singletons, one day!
SwapGate
and iSwapGate
SwapGate
, iSwapGate
, and DCXGate
(np.abs(u[2]) ** 2, [YGate()], [YGate()]), | ||
(np.abs(u[3]) ** 2, [ZGate()], [ZGate()]), | ||
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(2 * np.real(uu01), A0x, A0x), |
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I'm a little confused why there are so many terms associated with lines 2 (and also 3) of eq 19. That summation should have 6 terms, and each of those terms looks like (uaua'* + ua'ua*)(Aaa' - Baa'). Can't quite figure out why there are 30 terms here
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The sum is over six possibilities, but on line two, there are actually two terms within the parentheses, so you'd expect 12 terms total. However, each boldface A or B operator actually is the sum (difference, really) of two channels [Eqs. (13) and (14)]. That's what the variables that end in p
or m
are about -- they're actually "plus" and "minus" versions of these channels. It turns out, we don't need to keep track of the "plus" and "minus" channels individually for ones that involve a mid-circuit measurement because QPDMeasure
handles both cases, rather than thinking of them as two different projectors.
Everything above can be said for the third line, as well.
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Yes, I was just coming here to say I see that it's 6+12+12. Thanks! :)
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This looks great. Thanks for adding the tests we missed in earlier PRs 👍
* Add support for `SwapGate` * Reorder terms [ci skip] * Add missing terms * DRY the coefficients * Fix coverage * Add support for `iSwapGate` * Fix black * Add to release note * Fix type hint * Gates without parameters are nicer to work with and can be singletons, one day! * Remove a line * Add comments describing channels * `_copy_unique_sublists` * Add `DCXGate` * Tweak * Implement cutting of general 2-qubit unitaries Builds on #294. Closes #186. * Add tests of additional gates * Fix type annotation * Add explanatory comments * `supported_gates()` -> `explicitly_supported_gates()` * Add to references * Improved error message and test about `to_matrix` conversion failing * Add xref to `QPDBasis` in docstrings * Add `qpdbasis_from_gate` to Sphinx build * Make `explicitly_supported_gates` private and remove its release note It's not clear that this function remains useful now that we support essentially all 2-qubit gates. If we find a use for it in the future, we can re-introduce it (or something like it) as a public interface. * Fix intersphinx link * Release note * Update qpd.py: remove extraneous `from None`
* Add support for `SwapGate` * Reorder terms [ci skip] * Add missing terms * DRY the coefficients * Fix coverage * Add support for `iSwapGate` * Fix black * Add to release note * Fix type hint * Gates without parameters are nicer to work with and can be singletons, one day! * Remove a line * Add comments describing channels * `_copy_unique_sublists` * Add `DCXGate` * Tweak * Implement cutting of general 2-qubit unitaries Builds on #294. Closes #186. * Add tests of additional gates * Fix type annotation * Add explanatory comments * `supported_gates()` -> `explicitly_supported_gates()` * Add to references * Improved error message and test about `to_matrix` conversion failing * Add xref to `QPDBasis` in docstrings * Add `qpdbasis_from_gate` to Sphinx build * Make `explicitly_supported_gates` private and remove its release note It's not clear that this function remains useful now that we support essentially all 2-qubit gates. If we find a use for it in the future, we can re-introduce it (or something like it) as a public interface. * Fix intersphinx link * Release note * Update qpd.py: remove extraneous `from None`
* Don't batch unnecessarily * mypy * black * Missing varname * fix bug * Clean up code * Improve comments * release note * release note * Update batch-by-sampler-c4ae836df9997b1d.yaml * Update batch-by-sampler-c4ae836df9997b1d.yaml * Update batch-by-sampler-c4ae836df9997b1d.yaml * Bump Python version in Dockerfile to 3.11 (#331) Now that CKT supports Python 3.11, we might as well use the latest version in the Dockerfile. * Fix formatting of example in `reduce_bitstrings` docstring (#332) * Implement cutting of general 2-qubit unitaries (#302) * Add support for `SwapGate` * Reorder terms [ci skip] * Add missing terms * DRY the coefficients * Fix coverage * Add support for `iSwapGate` * Fix black * Add to release note * Fix type hint * Gates without parameters are nicer to work with and can be singletons, one day! * Remove a line * Add comments describing channels * `_copy_unique_sublists` * Add `DCXGate` * Tweak * Implement cutting of general 2-qubit unitaries Builds on #294. Closes #186. * Add tests of additional gates * Fix type annotation * Add explanatory comments * `supported_gates()` -> `explicitly_supported_gates()` * Add to references * Improved error message and test about `to_matrix` conversion failing * Add xref to `QPDBasis` in docstrings * Add `qpdbasis_from_gate` to Sphinx build * Make `explicitly_supported_gates` private and remove its release note It's not clear that this function remains useful now that we support essentially all 2-qubit gates. If we find a use for it in the future, we can re-introduce it (or something like it) as a public interface. * Fix intersphinx link * Release note * Update qpd.py: remove extraneous `from None` * Improve the instructions regarding pandoc (#336) I've also tried to make the developer documentation easier to discover * Make the repository link more obvious from the Sphinx build (#338) * Make the repository link more obvious from the Sphinx build * Enable "edit" link in the header * Add comment * Add README badge linking to stable documentation (#339) * Add docs badge to link to stable docs * Add ruff badge * Remove ruff * Update README.md (#340) Making directions on opening the docs a little more succinct. * Change var name * Add SECURITY.md (#337) * Implement wire cutting as a two-qubit instruction (#174) * Implement wire cutting as a two-qubit instruction * Update type annotation * s/gate/instruction/ * Add overhead test for `Move` instruction * Add wire cutting tutorial * Add `Move` to Sphinx build * Doc updates suggested by Caleb * Add release note and link to new tutorial * Clarify wording following #174 (comment) * Improvements to `Move` docstring * Use svg as the plot format This avoids pixelation on high-dpi displays * Remove unnecessary uses of `CircuitInstruction` https://github.com/Qiskit-Extensions/circuit-knitting-toolbox/pull/174/files#r1278067109 * The notebook tests should ignore any files that crop up in `docs/_build` `matplotlib.sphinxext.plot_directive` likes to leave python files there --------- Co-authored-by: Jim Garrison <garrison@ibm.com> Co-authored-by: Ibrahim Shehzad <75153717+IbrahimShehzad@users.noreply.github.com>
I might clean this up a bit, but hey -- it works. 🙂
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