Quantum Entanglement in Neural Networks

Dr. Sarah Chen Dr. Michael Rodriguez Dr. James Wilson
Department of Quantum Computing, MIT doi:10.1234/qe.2023.01 Published: October 2023

Abstract

Recent advances in quantum computing have opened new possibilities for neural network architectures. This paper explores the intersection of quantum entanglement principles with deep learning frameworks, demonstrating a novel approach to quantum-enhanced neural networks.

1. Introduction

The convergence of quantum computing and artificial intelligence represents a frontier in computational science. This study investigates how quantum entanglement can be leveraged to enhance neural network performance and efficiency.

2. Methodology

Our experimental setup utilized a 50-qubit quantum processor integrated with a modified convolutional neural network architecture. The quantum layers were implemented using custom gates designed to maintain coherence during the learning process.

3. Results

Graph showing performance metricsFigure 1: Quantum-Neural Network Performance

The results demonstrate a 47% improvement in processing speed compared to classical neural networks, with a particular advantage in pattern recognition tasks.

References

  1. Chen, S. et al. (2022). Quantum Computing in Neural Networks. Nature Quantum, 3(4), 145-152.
  2. Rodriguez, M. (2023). Advanced Quantum Entanglement Principles. Physical Review Letters, 128(2), 023601.