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Universal Sample Complexity Bounds in Quantum Learning Theory via Fisher Information Matrix
We show that the sample complexity required in quantum learning theory within a general parametric framework is fundamentally governed by the inverse Fisher information matrix. More specifically, we derive upper and lower bounds on the number of samples required to estimate the parameters of a quant
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