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Diagnosing quantum reservoirs at scale based on expressivity and coverage
Quantum reservoirs offer a hardware-friendly route to quantum machine learning, replacing trainable circuits with fixed random dynamics and a classical readout. Because the reservoir is not optimized, performance depends entirely on the choice of reservoir family, yet existing diagnostics demand res
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