UQO - You, Quantum and Optimization
UQO is an optimization framework developed by the QAR-Lab of the LMU Munich.
Guides / Examples
For setup instructions, guides and examples please visit the Github page: https://github.com/QAR-Lab/uqoclient
Installation
pip install uqoclient
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