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Executable Specifications as First-Class Independent Verification and Validation Artifacts for Quantum Information and Machine Learning
Executable specifications make software assumptions explicit and checkable, yet their role in quantum information and machine learning (QIML) remains underexplored. We argue that executable specifications should be treated as first-class artifacts for independent verification and validation (IV&V) o
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