Open haroldlco opened 4 years ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/quant-ph/0510031
There is also this quantum image compression algorithm that I found interesting. Not sure if it's been implemented.
https://arxiv.org/abs/quant-ph/0510031
There is also this quantum image compression algorithm that I found interesting. Not sure if it's been implemented.
Looks good! We can discuss the scope of the project later tonight or tomorrow morning!
I dropped you a message on slack
Hey! I found a pretty interesting application for this project, sent it through Slack :)
Hey, interested by this project ! -- Jean Philippe Arias Zapata (physicist)
Hi, I'm Sam Tonetto. I'm pretty interested in this project! I am a physics grad student with some limited experience in computer science.
Hello.
I find this project very interesting and I think it could have a practical application in a science research project of my own
Cities at Night aims to create a Google maps style map of the world at night using pictures from the astronauts onboard the ISS.
NASA has a repository with more than 1M pictures that need to be organized recognizing patterns of the cities.
I think we could develop software to help to this task using your Quantum Photoshop idea.
Lucía García (physicist)
I'm interested in joining this project. My name is Aidan Dang and I am competent at physics, CS, software engineering and UX/Web design. You can learn more about me from my website https://www.aidan.gg/
Hello! I'm Marina Aisa, a UX Engineer at IBM Qiskit community. I've worked in UX design and frontend development for websites interfaces for the last 6 years. I find this project very interesting and I would like to help you as a coach :) You can learn more about me from my website: https://marinaaisa.com/
I'm in. My name is Nozomi Tanetani
Abstract
Quantum image encoding, edge detection and matching with a cool application.
Description
There have been recent developments in the implementation of image processing on quantum computers. Specifically, current algorithms have been proposed for basic filtering and edge finding. Moreover, various schemes have also been proposed related to the representation of images using qubits. These representations and the corresponding algorithms used to process such images have significant advantages over their classical counterparts.
We have decided to take these theoretical advantages and try to apply them to a real case study: image matching of cities at night. For more info, check out the repo's README.
Members
Lucía García
Nozomi Tanetani
Jean Philippe Arias Zapata
Harold Co
Elena Peña Tapia
Yaiza Garcia
,Marina Aisa
,Gregorio Iniesta
Deliverable
Framework for quantum image matching. Please contribute!
GitHub repo
https://github.com/Shedka/citiesatnight