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A library for quantum characterization, verification, validation (QCVV), and benchmarking using pyQuil.
forest-benchmarking
can be installed from source or via the Python package manager PyPI.
Note: NumPy and SciPy must be pre-installed for installation to be successful, due to cvxpy.
git clone https://github.com/rigetti/forest-benchmarking.git
cd forest-benchmarking/
pip install numpy scipy
pip install -e .
pip install numpy scipy
pip install forest-benchmarking
The core philosophy of forest-benchmarking
is to separate:
We ask that code contributed to this repository respect this separation.
We also ask that an example of how to use your contributed code is placed
in the /examples/
directory along with the standard documentation found in /docs/
.
The unit tests can be run locally using pytest
, but beware that the test dependencies
must be installed beforehand using pip install -r requirements.txt
.
This package is currently in alpha (v0.x), and therefore you should not expect that APIs will necessarily be stable between releases. Code that depends on this package in its current state is very likely to break when the package version changes, so we encourage you to pin the version you use, and update it consciously when necessary.
If you use Forest Benchmarking, please cite it via the BibTeX file.
FAQs
QCVV and Benchmarking
We found that forest-benchmarking demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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