Womanium Quantum+AI 2024 Projects
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- Maximum team size = 2
- While individual participation is also welcome, we highly recommend team participation :)
- All nationalities, genders, and age groups are welcome to participate in the projects.
- All team participants must be enrolled in Womanium Quantum+AI 2024.
- Everyone is eligible to participate in this project and win Womanium grants.
- Everyone is eligible for Womanium QSL fellowships with Fraunhofer.
- All successful project submissions earn the Womanium Project Certificate.
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Team Member 1: Adriano Lusso
- Email: [email protected]
- Discord ID: AdriLusso#9793
- GitHub ID: AdrianoLusso
- Nationality: Argentina
- Current affiliation: Grupo de Investigación en Lenguajes e Inteligencia Artificial (GILIA), Universidad Nacional del Comahue
Team Member 2: Jalal Naghiyev
- Email: [email protected]
- Discord ID: Jalaln06#5484
- GitHub ID: Jalaln06
- Nationality: Azerbaijan
- Current affiliation: ITMO University
The repository is structured in 5 main folders, each of them corresponding to each task.
- a .md file explaining what we learnt during Pennylane tutorials, and a link to the account where we made some of the corresponding code exercises.
- use the notebook task2.ipynb to see the implementation of a Variational Classifier.
- use the notebook task3.ipynb to see the implementation of a Quanvolutional Neural Network (QCNN).
- use the notebook task4.ipynb to see the implementation of a regression model which predicts many trigonometrical functions (not just a simple sine function :D).
- For the conspicuity detection, we defined two models:
- a multi-classification model using a QCNN (inspired in task 3). Here, we focus in classifying each of the six categories independently.
- a binary classification model with a Quantum Variational Autoencoder. Here, the categories associated to conspicueties (1 to 5) where considered a unique category, and the good weld the second category. The idea is to diferentiate if the production part is defective or not.
(5 minutes presentation, asked in this MD)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmIbuE2fJMI
(3 minutes presentation, asked by Womanium)
available in this repository