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Integrate the TensorFlow Quantum optimisation tools with OpenQAOA #308

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KilianPoirier opened this issue Apr 22, 2024 · 3 comments
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KilianPoirier commented Apr 22, 2024

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Can we add some of TensorFlow Quantum's optimisation tools to the OpenQAOA stack?
TensorFlow Quantum is a python framework for quantum machine learning, therefore related to QAOA. It focuses on building hybrid quantum-classical models and provide tools to interleave quantum algorithms and circuit designed in Cirq with TensorFlow.

TensorFlow Quantum provides the following operations:

Note: This most likely requires integration with Cirq too, for more details see #306 .

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In the same way we implemented different backends (physical QPU or simulators), implement a plugin package openqaoa-tfq that allows usage of TensorFlow Quantum optinmisation and simulation tools. More specifically, changes include:

  • Creation of a new plugin openqaoa-tfq including all necessary components (e.g. setup.py, pyproject.toml, etc...).
  • Creation of a openqaoa-tfq/backend equivalent, bridging the stack's internal representation to one compatible with TensorFlow Quantum SDK.
  • Creation of unit tests to make sure all features are correctly supported.
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Hey Iam Interested to do this

@KilianPoirier
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Sure @Vikrant-Khedkar , please go ahead!

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Okay I will go ahead and setup first

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