- ...soft-thresholded.
- Note
that the function that the system realizes must lie between the two
extremes of linearity and discontinuity: if the function is merely
linear, then it lacks computational power (to avoid this,
non-linearities may be introduced in between the barrier and plate);
but if it is so non-linear as to be undifferentiable, the gradient
cannot be followed during learning.
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- ...is.
- For example, suppose slit
configuration S produces an interference pattern that implies a zero
probabilty for a quantum hitting at point p. Then a quantum
actually hitting the plate at point p tells us that the slits are
not in configuration S.
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- ...level.
- Although there has not, to my knowledge, been
any prior mention of quantum implementations of genetic
algorithms, [Narayanan and Moore, 1995] introduces the idea of
classical implementations of genetic algorithms that are
quantum-inspired.
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