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1. Computer Science › Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture

   Energy landscapes of combinatorial optimization in Ising machines

   Dobrynin, Renaudineau, Hizzani, Strukov, Mohseni and Strachan · Physical review. E · 2024

   The authors extend disconnectivity graphs to map the energy landscapes of hard optimisation problems in Ising machines, and compare higher-order (PUBO) forms with their quadratic (QUBO) mappings.

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   1. UncheckedThe paper says the shape of QUBO energy landscapes explains why quadratic Ising machines perform poorly, and it suggests ways to improve them.“We demonstrate that QUBO energy landscape properties lead to the subpar performance for quadratic IMs and suggest directions for their improvement.”