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Quantum Few-Shot Learning From Little Data
Quantum few-shot learning aims to adapt quantum models to new tasks with very little data. Approaches, hardware limits and applications.
Quantum Meta-Learning: Learning to Learn on Qubits
Quantum meta-learning uses classical or quantum models to learn good starting parameters for quantum circuits. Ideas, algorithms and challenges.
Policy Gradients in Quantum Reinforcement Learning
How policy gradient methods are applied in quantum reinforcement learning, how agents are trained and where quantum circuits might help.
Quantum Transfer Learning Between Circuits
Quantum transfer learning reuses a trained classical or quantum model for a new task on quantum hardware. How it works and its challenges.
Quantum Markov Models and Hidden State Inference
Quantum Markov models and hidden quantum Markov models describe processes with quantum states. Transitions, inference and applications.
Quantum Stochastic Gradient Descent (QSGD)
Stochastic gradient descent in quantum machine learning: how gradients of quantum circuits are estimated from samples and the challenges involved.
Quantum Graph Neural Networks and Their Circuits
Quantum graph neural networks encode graph structure into quantum circuits. Architecture, training, benchmarks and prospects.
Quantum Latent Space Models and Representation
Latent space models learn compact representations of data. How quantum versions would work, possible uses and comparison with classical models.
Quantum Feature Spaces: Where the Advantage Hides
Quantum feature spaces are where quantum machine learning is supposed to find its advantage. Encodings, feature maps and current limitations.
Quantum Instance-Based Learning and Similarity
Instance-based learning with quantum computers: how similarity between data points might be computed quantumly and possible applications.
Quantum Kernel Methods and Feature Maps
Quantum kernel methods map data into quantum feature spaces and use them in classifiers such as SVMs. How they work and where limits lie.