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sQUlearn $\unicode{x2013}$ A Python Library for Quantum Machine Learning
Kreplin, David A., Willmann, Moritz, Schnabel, Jan, Rapp, Frederic, Roth, Marco
While its recent ascent to prominence is notable, tools for QML are extensions of low-level quantum computing the roots of ML extend back to the early 1960s [2], reflecting packages that require exhaustive knowledge in quantum a path of varied progress and challenges. Besides some initial computing and ML and often require manipulations on the set-backs [3] the foundations of today's deep neural networks qubit level [14-18]. In this work, we aim to bridge the gap that drive a lot of the recent advancements have already for the success factor (c) and introduce sQUlearn, an easy-touse been established almost half a century ago [4, 5]. The reasons and NISQ-ready python library for QML which aims to for the accelerated breakthroughs of the past decade are essentially democratizing access to QML. threefold: (a) an increased computational resources, (b) the availability of large-scale data, and (c) the emergence Given the close relationship between the fields of ML and of development tools that abstract away low-level complexity. QML, we strive for high compatibility with already available While these factors have enabled remarkable breakthroughs, tools.