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I agree that the quantum mechanics terms are often more confusing than helpful here. To the point that I wrote a journal article to try to demystify how the alg
by ijk 5y ago
I agree that the quantum mechanics terms are often more confusing than helpful here. To the point that I wrote a journal article to try to demystify how the algorithm works [1].
If you're familiar with constraint solving, "superposition" is just "the remaining possible choices in the domain" and "entropy" is just describing how to select the next node.
[1]https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/9421370 https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/9421370
- leetrout 5y agoDo you get a commission from this? No way to read online for free?
- dailyanchovy 5y agoI wondered why you would link to magazines a while ago, as they're often behind a paywall and the author doesn't get a cut as I understand. Maybe it's for the citations? Do authors mind sharing the article for free next to the publication link?
- nightcracker 5y agoCheck out sci-hub.
- mkremins 5y agoHere's an open access link: https://escholarship.org/uc/item/3rm1w0mn https://escholarship.org/uc/item/3rm1w0mn Academics don't make any money from sales of paywalled journal articles. If you click a link to a journal article and hit a paywall, it's usually because whoever shared the link has institutional access to the journal and forgot that the paywall was there (since it effectively isn't for them.)