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URL:/institute-for-quantum-computing/events/how-learn-q
 uantum-state
SUMMARY:How to learn a quantum state
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DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nJOHN WRIGHT\, MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
  (MIT)\n\nIn the area of quantum state learning\, one is given a small num
 ber of\n\"samples\" of a quantum state\, and the goal is use them to deter
 mine a\nfeature of the state. Examples include learning the entire state\n
 (\"quantum state tomography\")\, determining whether it equals a target\ns
 tate (\"quantum state certification\")\, or estimating its von Neumann\nen
 tropy. These are problems which are not only of theoretical\ninterest\, bu
 t are also commonly used in current-day implementation and\nverification o
 f quantum technologies.\n 
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