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DoNew is where my personal quantum computation projects and experiments live. For more work from me (along with the QForest team), check out the QForest repo. Feel free to use any of the code here in any way you like, and please let me know if you find any errors and/or possible changes that can be made.

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Two multiply functions, unclear what's used in the pip repo

I am trying to implement some math in this, but there are two multiply functions in the file with diffrent behaviors, and I'm not sure what's used in the pip repo. Would it be possible to get examples for QForestMath?
It is also unclear what the function is doing. it appears it returns { Something : Shots} but the first something is always zero.

有学习资料推荐吗

Hi, I'm a beginner of quantum computing. I don't understand the function of those quantum logic gates (especially those with angles), and I don't know how to implement the current machine learning algorithm in the way of quantum computing. Do you have any learning materials to recommend?

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