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import os
import sys
sys.path.append(os.path.abspath('../..'))
from compiler.compiler import Compiler
from compiler.backends import *
from compiler.utility import circuit_drawer, save_results
logging.getLogger('compiler.compiler').setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
compiler = Compiler(get_coupling(qx5))
# It's possible to compile and run on a simulator instead of a real backend, if you want
cobj = compiler.compile(16, qx5)
# To draw circuit without running it, uncomment next line and comment the others
# circuit_drawer(cobj['circuit'], filename='ghz')
robj = compiler.run(cobj, backend=qx5, shots=10)
circuit_drawer(robj['ran_qasm'], filename='ghz')
results = robj['results']
save_results(results, 'ghz.txt', directory='Data/ghz/')
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# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
import os
import sys
sys.path.append(os.path.abspath('../..'))
from compiler.compiler import Compiler
from compiler.backends import *
from compiler.utility import circuit_drawer, save_results
compiler = Compiler(get_coupling(qx5))
# It's possible to compile and run on a simulator instead of a real backend, if you want
cobj = compiler.compile(16, qx5, algo='envariance')
# To draw circuit without running it, uncomment next line and comment the others
# circuit_drawer(cobj['circuit'], filename='envariance')
robj = compiler.run(cobj, backend=qx5)
circuit_drawer(robj['ran_qasm'], filename='envariance')
results = robj['results']
save_results(results, 'envariance.txt', directory='Data/envariance')
import os
import sys
sys.path.append(os.path.abspath('../..'))
from compiler.compiler import Compiler
from compiler.backends import *
from compiler.utility import circuit_drawer, save_results
logging.getLogger('compiler.compiler').setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
compiler = Compiler(get_coupling(qx5))
# Oracle can be specified by alias:
# '00' equals a '00..0000' oracle
# '10' equals a '10..1010' oracle
# '11' equals a '11..1111' oracle
#
# Remember that if the backend has 16 qubit, parity will run on 15 qubits because one is used as ancilla
cobj = compiler.compile(15, qx5, algo='parity', oracle='10')
# To draw circuit without running it, uncomment next line and comment the others
# circuit_drawer(cobj['circuit'], filename='parity')
robj = compiler.run(cobj, backend=qx5)
circuit_drawer(robj['ran_qasm'], filename='parity_10')
results = robj['results']
save_results(results, 'parity_10.txt', directory='Data/parity_10/')
# Oracle can also be explicitly set if custom_mode is True
cobj = compiler.compile(15, qx5, algo='parity', oracle='101101011010011', custom_mode=True)
circuit_drawer(cobj['qasm'], filename='parity_10')
robj = compiler.run(cobj, backend=online_sim)
