qdna-lib
Qdna-lib aim to pioneer advancements that not only push the boundaries of quantum computing but also provide benefits to the field of data science and artificial intelligence.
Installation
The easiest way of installing qdna-lib is by using pip:
pip install qdna-lib
Authors
The first version of qdna-lib was developed at Quantum Data Science & AI lab (also known as q-DNA) - Yonsei University. Qdna-lib is an active project, and other people have contributed.
If you are doing research using qdna-lib, please cite our project. We use a CITATION.cff file, so you can easily copy the citation information from the repository landing page.
License
Qdna-lib is free and open source, released under the Apache License, Version 2.0.
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