QEDMA API Client
Qedma’s mission is to significantly accelerate the timeline towards quantum advantage by providing QESEM (Quantum Error Suppression and Error Mitigation): a robust, cutting-edge, cross-platform Quantum error reduction software solution.
Overview
The QEDMA API client provides a Python interface to interact with QEDMA's quantum computing services. This client allows you to create and manage jobs, monitor their status, and retrieve results.
Features
- Error Mitigation: Built-in error mitigation
- Real-time Monitoring: Track job status and execution progress
Installation
pip install qedma-api
pip install "qedma-api[quantinuum]" # pytket or hugr circuits
Documentation
A full documentation of the API can be found here.
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