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QROM uses unnecessary gates if non work wires provided #6967
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Just some small comments
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swap_ops.insert(0, qml.ctrl(new_op, control=control_swap_wires[-ind - 1])) | |||
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if not clean: | |||
if not clean or depth == 1: |
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Would swap_ops
be empty in this case?
def test_none_work_wires_case(): | ||
"""Test that clean version is not applied if work wires are not used""" | ||
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gates = qml.QROM.compute_decomposition(["1", "0", "0", "1"], [0, 1], [2], [], clean=True) | ||
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for gate in gates: | ||
assert gate.name != "Hadamard" |
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Haha, I see what you are doing here, but I would say this is a "lazy"-test. Since it's only one test case, I would say compute the expected decomposition by hand, and then test that the compute decomposition matches it.
Something like:
def test_none_work_wires_case(): | |
"""Test that clean version is not applied if work wires are not used""" | |
gates = qml.QROM.compute_decomposition(["1", "0", "0", "1"], [0, 1], [2], [], clean=True) | |
for gate in gates: | |
assert gate.name != "Hadamard" | |
def test_none_work_wires_case(): | |
"""Test that clean version is not applied if work wires are not used""" | |
gates_clean = qml.QROM.compute_decomposition(["1", "0", "0", "1"], [0, 1], [2], [], clean=True) | |
expected_gates = qml.QROM.compute_decomposition(["1", "0", "0", "1"], [0, 1], [2], [], clean=False) | |
assert gates_clean == expected_gates |
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Context:
Fix this bug [https://github.com//issues/6968]
[sc-84591]
Description of the Change:
Check if work wires are used and choose the correct decomposition based on that.
Benefits:
More efficient decomposition
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Related GitHub Issues: