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Machine Learning Fine-Tunes the Quantum Math Behind Real Transmon Qubits

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Researchers used scientific machine learning to correct the standard Hamiltonian of transmon qubits on IBM's ibm_kyiv processor, cutting worst-case prediction errors from 0.48 to below 0.05.

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Machine Learning Fine-Tunes the Quantum Math Behind Real Transmon Qubits

Researchers used scientific machine learning to correct the standard Hamiltonian of transmon qubits on IBM's ibm_kyiv processor, cutting worst-case prediction errors from 0.48 to below 0.05.

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