Closed t-imamichi closed 1 year ago
Hi Takashi-san, I would like to hone my coding skills and your project really fits it! I am a fresh Master's graduate in quantum engineering this year. I have some experience with both Python and Qiskit (specifically, I implemented several research papers in quantum algorithms using Qiskit). I would be happy if I could learn how to work on developing an open-source library through this project!
@Dran-Z Hi. Thank you for having an interest in this project. As I wrote the description, this project focuses on the integration of a classical solver. Are you happy to work on it?
@Dran-Z Hi. Thank you for having an interest in this project. As I wrote the description, this project focuses on the integration of a classical solver. Are you happy to work on it?
Sure. I expect to practice my skill with developing a qiskit feature rather than learning quantum-algorithm-relevant knowledge. It will be nice if it is the case.
We had the first meeting to introduce each other and discuss the project overview on Sep 13.
For Checkpoint-2: Please see the brief report and the figure
@Dran-Z - please upload your Final Showcase presentation materials, and if needed, update the project Title and/or description.
Congratulations on completing all the requirements for QAMP Fall 2022!! 🌟🌟🌟
Description
The latest Scipy 1.9.0 introduced a mixed integer linear programming (MILP) solver. This project aims at developing a classical optimizer for Qiskit Optimization based on the Scipy MILP solver.
Note: this project might be fully "classical" project. No quantum might be involved.
References:
Deliverables
Adds a new classical solver, e.g.,
ScipyOptimizer
, to https://github.com/Qiskit/qiskit-optimization/tree/main/qiskit_optimization/algorithmsResources
Mentors details
Number of mentees
1
Type of mentees