Quantum Algorithms
Quantum Machine Learning
Machine learning algorithms typically consist of three key components. These are representation, evaluation, and optimization. These components are iterated to improve performance.
- Representation: the architecture the algorithm uses to represent knowledge; consists of rules, decision trees, neural networks, etc.; train the algorithm with examples with the goal of predicting;
- Evaluation: function to evaluate algorithm parameterizations; i.e. accuracy, prediction, cost, margin, etc.; how well the algorithm performs;
- Optimization: process to generate algorithm parameterizations; combinatorial, constrained, etc.; the search process; adjusts parameters to improve performance;
References:
- Hands-on Quantum Machine Learning with Python:
https://www.pyqml.com/ - 5 Quantum Algorithms That Could Change The World: https://medium.com/quantum-bits/5-quantum-algorithms-that-could-change-the-world-2445cdd5c964
- Quantum Algorithms to Change the World: https://youtu.be/_54i80UFHSs