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Quantum Boltzmann Machines: Quantum Models for Probabilistic Learning

Table of Contents Introduction Classical Boltzmann Machines Recap From Classical to Quantum Boltzmann Machines Structure of a Quantum Boltzmann Machine (QBM) Quantum Energy-Based Models Hamiltonian Representation in QBM Quantum States as...

Quantum Support Vector Machines: Leveraging Quantum Kernels for Pattern Classification

Table of Contents Introduction Classical Support Vector Machines (SVMs) Motivation for Quantum SVMs Quantum Kernels in SVMs Quantum Feature Mapping Quantum Kernel Matrix Estimation SVM Decision Function with Quantum Kernels Training Quantum...

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Introduction to Quantum Machine Learning: Merging Quantum Computing with AI

Table of Contents Introduction What Is Quantum Machine Learning (QML)? Why Combine Quantum and Machine Learning? Key Concepts Behind QML Qubits, Superposition, and Entanglement Classical vs Quantum ML Pipelines Data Encoding...

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Capstone Project: Develop and Deploy a Real Quantum App

Table of Contents Introduction Project Objectives Choosing a Problem Domain Formulating a Research or Application Goal Selecting the Right Quantum Algorithm Data Preparation and Encoding Strategies Designing the Quantum Circuit Integrating Classical...

Software Licensing in Quantum Ecosystems: Navigating Open-Source and Commercial Collaboration

Table of Contents Introduction Importance of Licensing in Quantum Software Common Open-Source Licenses in Quantum Projects MIT License: Simplicity and Freedom Apache 2.0: Modern, Enterprise-Friendly Licensing BSD 3-Clause and 2-Clause...

Documentation and Community Guidelines: Building Inclusive and Usable Quantum Projects

Table of Contents Introduction Why Documentation Matters in Quantum Software Types of Documentation in Quantum Projects Getting Started Guides and Quickstarts API Documentation and Autogenerated References Tutorials and Example Notebooks Inline...

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What Is Quantum Computing? A Beginner’s Guide to the Quantum Revolution

Introduction Imagine a computer so powerful it can perform calculations that would take today’s fastest supercomputers millions of years — in just seconds. This is...