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MicroCloud Hologram Inc. Develops End-to-End Quantum Classifier Technology Based on Quantum Kernel Technology

Core Insights - MicroCloud Hologram Inc. has developed a new quantum supervised learning method that demonstrates quantum speedup capabilities in end-to-end classification problems [1][14] - The method overcomes limitations of current quantum machine learning algorithms and maintains high-precision classification even with errors from limited sampling statistics [1][14] Quantum Methodology - The core of the quantum-accelerated classifier involves constructing a classification problem and designing a quantum kernel learning approach that utilizes quantum computing for acceleration [2] - A dataset is constructed that classical computers cannot classify effectively, while quantum computers can efficiently perform classification using quantum kernel methods [6] - HOLO employs parameterized quantum circuits (PQC) for feature mapping, transforming classical data into quantum states to enhance classification accuracy [7][5] Quantum Kernel Learning - Quantum kernel learning uses quantum computers to compute kernel functions that are computationally complex for classical computers [4] - HOLO's approach computes the inner product between quantum states to construct a quantum kernel matrix, which is used to train classical machine learning models [8] Robustness and Error Handling - The method includes error correction strategies to mitigate the impact of noise in quantum computations, ensuring stability and high classification accuracy [10][9] - Optimization strategies from variational quantum algorithms (VQAs) are incorporated to maintain performance under constrained quantum resources [10] Applications and Future Prospects - The technology has potential applications in fields such as financial market prediction and biomedical data classification, leveraging quantum speedup for efficient data processing [12] - As quantum computing hardware advances, the research outcomes are expected to undergo larger-scale validation and application, enhancing the role of quantum supervised learning in machine learning [13][15]