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Adaptive Local Measurements For Quantum Learning Can Exponentially Outperform Nonadaptive Global Measurements
Can measurements chosen adaptively, in response to earlier outcomes, be exponentially more informative than measurements fixed in advance? In many quantum settings, adaptivity helps at most polynomially; known exponential advantages require coherent measurements across copies or restricted measureme
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