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Representation Geometry and Inductive Biases in Quantum Classifiers across Classical Visual Benchmarks
Quantum Machine Learning (QML) has a theoretical advantage over classical algorithms for specific synthetic data that is computationally hard. However, it remains unclear whether such theoretical advantages play a meaningful role for realistic classical data, such as natural images. Quantum structur
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