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Scalable Quantum Machine Learning: Trainability, Expressivity and Efficiency
Scalable parameterized quantum circuits for machine learning face three obstacles: barren plateaus, no guarantee the learned function class is classically hard, and prohibitive circuit evaluations per gradient step. We propose the unitary brick-wall: a $k$-particle fermionic architecture for nearest
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