How-To for Noise Models

[obliviateandsurrender]

Title: How to use noise models in PennyLane

Summary: Elaborates on constructing and using noise models in PennyLane via the new noise module.

Relevant references:

Possible Drawbacks:

Related GitHub Issues: [sc-67850]

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  • Noise models,
  • Noisy simulation.

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[obliviateandsurrender]

Hey @isaacdevlugt I have incorporated the comments and changed the example to have a more generic circuit! However, now that we are re-using the examples to construct one of the condition-callable pairs, I would still like to keep all four pairs.