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14 Future trends and research horizons in quantum machine learning

  • Gowda V. Dankan , Saptarshi Mukherjee , Ananth M. Belsam Jeba , L. Sri Ramachandra und Shafiqul Abidin
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Abstract

The convergence of quantum mechanics and advanced analytics gives rise to the burgeoning discipline of quantum machine learning (QML). This intersection heralds a transformative leap in computational capabilities, potentially revolutionizing data analysis and enhancing the sophistication of predictive models. The evolution of QML is analyzed, highlighting its potential to overhaul the entrenched paradigms of data mining and evaluation. On the brink of quantum technological innovations, machine learning integration sets the stage for unparalleled computational speed and the development of novel algorithmic strategies. This chapter focuses on the pivotal characteristics of QML, accentuating the role of recent quantum technological advances in propelling the field. It covers the range of quantum-based algorithms in development, tailored for machine learning applications. These algorithms are posited as solutions to bypass the limitations of classical computing methods. The narrative provides an indepth examination of the amalgamation of quantum principles with neural networks, evaluating the pursuit of the “quantum advantage” for tangible applications. The complexities and challenges that QML faces are also tackled, such as the constraints of noisy intermediate-scale quantum (NISQ) technologies and the imperative need for advanced quantum error correction methods.

Abstract

The convergence of quantum mechanics and advanced analytics gives rise to the burgeoning discipline of quantum machine learning (QML). This intersection heralds a transformative leap in computational capabilities, potentially revolutionizing data analysis and enhancing the sophistication of predictive models. The evolution of QML is analyzed, highlighting its potential to overhaul the entrenched paradigms of data mining and evaluation. On the brink of quantum technological innovations, machine learning integration sets the stage for unparalleled computational speed and the development of novel algorithmic strategies. This chapter focuses on the pivotal characteristics of QML, accentuating the role of recent quantum technological advances in propelling the field. It covers the range of quantum-based algorithms in development, tailored for machine learning applications. These algorithms are posited as solutions to bypass the limitations of classical computing methods. The narrative provides an indepth examination of the amalgamation of quantum principles with neural networks, evaluating the pursuit of the “quantum advantage” for tangible applications. The complexities and challenges that QML faces are also tackled, such as the constraints of noisy intermediate-scale quantum (NISQ) technologies and the imperative need for advanced quantum error correction methods.

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