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Bottom-Up Design of Quantum Optical Experiments Using Discrete Generative Models
Designing quantum optical experiments requires searching over discrete circuit topologies and continuous parameters, often with multiple realizations of the same target state. Graph-based methods commonly address this problem by optimizing a dense graph and pruning it toward a single circuit. We int
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