Mocking backend for the qoqo/roqoqo quantum toolkit by HQS Quantum Simulations.
This repository contains two components:
Mocking backend for the qoqo quantum toolkit by HQS Quantum Simulations.
qoqo-mock provides a mocked benchmarking backend for qoqo.
qoqo circuits can be sent to the mock backend and all steps of a full hardware backend are applied, except calling actual quantum hardware. Measurements return random results.
This backend is designed purely for benchmarking purposes.
A source distribution now exists but requires a Rust install with a rust version > 1.47 and a maturin version { >= 0.12, <0.13 } in order to be built.
Mocking backend for the roqoqo quantum toolkit by HQS Quantum Simulations.
roqoqo-mock provides a mocked benchmarking backend for roqoqo.
roqoqo circuits can be sent to the mock backend and all steps of a full hardware backend are applied, except calling actual quantum hardware. Measurements return random results.
This backend is designed purely for benchmarking purposes.
This software is still in the beta stage. Functions and documentation are not yet complete and breaking changes can occur.
We welcome contributions to the project. If you want to contribute code, please have a look at CONTRIBUTE.md for our code contribution guidelines.
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