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My point is that if you do it the naive way then they are all equally likely. You need to do something extra to make the ones you want more likely. And this onl
by OscarCunningham 9y ago
My point is that if you do it the naive way then they are all equally likely. You need to do something extra to make the ones you want more likely. And this only works in some cases. (I guess Grover's algorithm works in all cases, but it's not a exponential speedup.)
- kgwgk 9y agoI thought that something extra was part of “running a quantum computer”.