Applied Quantum Computing Is Not What You Think!
A completely different look at quantum computing and entanglement
In the last couple of weeks, we looked at quantum computing without any (advanced) math. Instead, we tried to Understanding The Qubit State Without Math!
This week, we do the same for quantum entanglement. We look at it as what it is conceptually. And this is a tool for statistical modeling.
This has significant consequences on what it means to use a quantum computer. It is the reason why you don’t need to be a physicist. But, the process of solving problems with a quantum computer is rather similar to the data science process of working with statistical variables.
So, I hope you enjoy this week’s post which you can access here: Applied Quantum Computing Is Not What You Think!
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