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Boson sampling is a quantum computing paradigm that involves sampling from a probability distribution of identical bosons, such as photons or atoms, scattered by a linear optical network. This approach has shown great promise in solving problems in quantum chemistry, materials science, and machine learning. However, the development of reliable and efficient boson sampling devices requires rigorous testing and validation. ExSim tests have become an essential tool for evaluating the performance of these devices.
Boson sampling is a quantum computing paradigm that involves sampling from a probability distribution of identical bosons, such as photons or atoms, scattered by a linear optical network. This approach has shown great promise in solving problems in quantum chemistry, materials science, and machine learning. However, the development of reliable and efficient boson sampling devices requires rigorous testing and validation. ExSim tests have become an essential tool for evaluating the performance of these devices.