Direct implementation of a perceptron in superconducting circuit quantum hardware
Marek Pechal, Federico Roy, Samuel A. Wilkinson, Gian Salis, Max Werninghaus, Michael J. Hartmann, Stefan Filipp
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevResearch.4.033190 · Physical Review Research
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Abstract
The utility of classical neural networks as universal approximators suggests that their quantum analogues could play an important role in quantum generalizations of machine-learning methods. Inspired by the proposal in Torrontegui and García-Ripoll [Europhys. Lett. 125, 30004 (2019)], we demonstrate a superconducting qubit implementation of a controlled gate, which generalizes the action of a classical perceptron as the basic building block of a quantum neural network. In a two-qubit setup we show full control over the steepness of the perceptron activation function, the input weight and the bias by tuning the gate length, the coupling between the qubits, and the frequency of the applied drive, respectively. In its general form, the gate realizes a multiqubit entangling operation in a single step, whose decomposition into single- and two-qubit gates would require a number of gates that is exponential in the number of qubits. Its demonstrated direct implementation as perceptron in quantum hardware may therefore lead to more powerful quantum neural networks when combined with suitable additional standard gates.
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