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Heuristically optimizing, synthesizing, and prioritizing measurement settings for quantum state tomography
A key task in many quantum-computing applications, e.g., quantum simulation and quantum state tomography (QST), is to partition an arbitrary set of operators into mutually commuting subsets for efficient measurements. However, brute-force approaches to this task quickly become intractable as the num
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