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Restricted Boltzmann machine for Quantum state tomography
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[QUOTE="Jufa, post: 6432800, member: 668889"] I think I have finally come up with the two answers to the questions I made. If only someone could verify I'm right it would be very helpful: How many visible neurons are needed? -The answer is that we need so many visible neurons as qubits has the system. This way every possible component of the system (in a certain basis) can be reffered as a unique state of the visible neurons. -How I know which is the value of the visible neurons based on the measurments performed? Given a certain basis, every result of an experiment performed in that basis becomes an input vector, i.e., a certain state of the visible layer. [/QUOTE]
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