This repository is a collection of tools for building and training Quantum Hamiltonian-Based Models. These tools depend on TensorFlow Quantum, and are thus compatible with both real and simulated quantum computers.
Installation instructions and contribution instructions can be found in the docs folder.
This is not an officially supported Google product.
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Quantum Hamiltonian-Based Models built on TensorFlow Quantum
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