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The main problem is that errors accumulate and your circuits are extremely "anti-robust". If you put an antenna or something next to it there was a good chance
by deepnotderp 7y ago
The main problem is that errors accumulate and your circuits are extremely "anti-robust".
If you put an antenna or something next to it there was a good chance it would stop working properly for example.
- sriku 7y agoMost likely yes. But, as I noted in another comment, that would still be interesting since we can test for entanglement on a larger scale. I'm kind of expecting error correction to "evolve" in the iterations. Robustness can come later.
- deepnotderp 7y agoI've worked a decent bit with stochastic search (not necessarily just EAs/GAs but also Metropolis-Hastings and extensions of MH) and the search process tends to favor probabilistic and inaccurate individual units but gangs many of them together for reliability. This is wholly different from how we view computer programs today. It may work, but you'd better have a good application in mind, otherwise you'll get laughed/shooted out of the room.