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Extend the current discriminator functionality to allow for mixed state outputs. Instead of a discriminator that always outputs 0 or 1, it may be useful for it to output a mixed state for states it's not confident on. A simple implementation could be a discriminator that draws bounds of a certain radius around the centroids for 0 and 1, then classifies all points outside of those bounds as 50% |0>, 50% |1> .
You may need to update other parts of Ignis as well to accept this mixed state.
Description
Extend the current discriminator functionality to allow for mixed state outputs. Instead of a discriminator that always outputs 0 or 1, it may be useful for it to output a mixed state for states it's not confident on. A simple implementation could be a discriminator that draws bounds of a certain radius around the centroids for 0 and 1, then classifies all points outside of those bounds as 50% |0>, 50% |1> .
You may need to update other parts of Ignis as well to accept this mixed state.
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@coruscating
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@AzizNgoueya
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A pull request for code that extends the discriminator to allow for mixed state outputs.
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