/QRNNs_Memory

For studying the memory and performance of Quantum Recurrent Neural Networks (QRNNs)

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QRNNs_Memory

For studying the memory and performance of Quantum Recurrent Neural Networks (QRNNs)

Reference Paper

Current Status

  • The MCS optimizer for QNNs has been built and works well.
    1. Gradient Free
    2. Noise Resistance
    3. Pytorch Compatible
    4. Universal
  • The Henon map data generator has been built and works well.
    1. Pytorch Compatible
    2. Iterator and DataLoader available
    3. Data saving and loading available
    4. Long time memory test available
  • The classical RNNs have been built and tested.
    1. Pytorch Compatible
    2. All variances implemented in one class
    3. Typical sRNN works well
    4. Classical counterpart sucks.