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Statevector-to-Hardware Reconstruction of a Four-Qubit ZZ Quantum Kernel: A Single-Backend Case Study of Three Execution Jobs
Hardware noise and finite sampling perturb the fidelity estimates forming a quantum-kernel Gram matrix. We measured how far three hardware-reconstructed Gram matrices depart from an exact statevector reference for one frozen four-qubit ZZ feature map on N=24 indoor air-quality windows, executed on i
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