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Decoder Model Compatibility Provides Information beyond the Logical Gap under Drifting and Correlated Quantum Noise
Quantum error-correcting decoders provide both corrections and confidence estimates for the logical-error risk of individual measurement records. Such confidence can guide postselection, but it depends on the accuracy of the decoder noise model. When the physical device drifts away from that model,
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