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Leakage benchmarking with decohering subgroups in the presence of preparation and measurement errors
A common problem with physical qubits is that the state can leak outside the computational subspace. To characterize the problem, it is desirable to measure both the leakage probability and the fidelity of gates inside the computational subspace. Randomized benchmarking is a readily accessible metho
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