Strengths and Weaknesses of Learning Functions from Quantum Examples - Lecture 2

Learn about the strengths and weaknesses of quantum examples in Boolean function learning through this 56-minute lecture from the PCMI Graduate Summer School program. Explore key concepts in quantum learning theory, focusing specifically on how quantum examples can be utilized or may be limited when learning unknown classes of Boolean functions. Part of a comprehensive series on quantum computation, this lecture requires no prior knowledge of quantum learning and includes accompanying lecture notes and problem sets for hands-on practice. Delve into one of three main areas covered in the broader course series, which also examines learning quantum states and quantum circuit distributions. Benefit from expert instruction at the Institute for Advanced Study's Park City Mathematics Institute, where cutting-edge topics in quantum computing and their mathematical foundations are explored through carefully structured lectures and daily problem sessions.