Can the Markov chain be used in qubit manipulation?

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The discussion centers on the applicability of Markov chains in qubit manipulation. Participants concluded that Markov chains, being classical probabilistic models, do not effectively apply to quantum states, as they rely solely on the current state without considering historical data. This limitation makes them unsuitable for generating qubits from initial states in quantum computing contexts.

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Can a Markov chain be used to generate a set of qubits given their initial state?
 
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Cristina Maria said:
Can a Markov chain be used to generate a set of qubits given their initial state?

Doubtful. Markov chains are classical.

Thanks
Bill
 
Doesn't it just imply that the future state depends only on the current one and not past ones?
 

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