Adaptive Quantum Simulated Annealing for Bayesian Inference and Estimating Partition Functions
Adaptive Quantum Simulated Annealing for Bayesian Inference and Estimating Partition Functions
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用于贝叶斯推理和估计配分函数的自适应量子模拟退火
DOI:
10.1137/1.9781611975994.12
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2020
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Wei, A
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Harrow, Aram W.;Wei, A
Markov chain Monte Carlo algorithms have important applications in counting problems and in machine learning problems, settings that involve estimating quantities that are difficult to compute exactly. How much can quantum computers speed up classical Markov chain algorithms? In this work we consider the problem of speeding up simulated annealing algorithms, where the stationary distributions of the Markov chains are Gibbs distributions at temperatures specified according to an annealing schedule.We construct a quantum algorithm that both adaptively constructs an annealing schedule and quantum samples at each temperature. Our adaptive annealing schedule roughly matches the length of the best classical adaptive annealing schedules and improves on nonadaptive temperature schedules by roughly a quadratic factor. Our dependence on the Markov chain gap matches other quantum algorithms and is quadratically better than what classical Markov chains achieve. Our algorithm is the first to combine both of these quadratic improvements. Like other quantum walk algorithms, it also improves on classical algorithms by producing “qsamples” instead of classical samples. This means preparing quantum states whose amplitudes are the square roots of the target probability distribution.In constructing the annealing schedule we make use of amplitude estimation, and we introduce a method for making amplitude estimation nondestructive at almost no additional cost, a result that may have independent interest. Finally we demonstrate how this quantum simulated annealing algorithm can be applied to the problems of estimating partition functions and Bayesian inference.
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2001
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Optical Fiber Communications Conference and Exhibition
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Phillip Kaye;M. Mosca
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M. Mosca
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井上雅隆;Sunmin KIM;萬和明;立川康人;椎葉充晴;野口賢二・諏訪義雄;Harumichi Nishimura
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Harumichi Nishimura