classiq 0.60.1__py3-none-any.whl → 0.62.0__py3-none-any.whl
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- classiq/__init__.py +2 -0
- classiq/_internals/client.py +6 -1
- classiq/applications/__init__.py +1 -1
- classiq/applications/chemistry/__init__.py +7 -7
- classiq/applications/chemistry/chemistry_model_constructor.py +17 -6
- classiq/applications/combinatorial_helpers/optimization_model.py +9 -2
- classiq/applications/combinatorial_helpers/pyomo_utils.py +60 -9
- classiq/applications/combinatorial_optimization/__init__.py +7 -1
- classiq/applications/combinatorial_optimization/combinatorial_optimization_model_constructor.py +2 -0
- classiq/applications/combinatorial_optimization/combinatorial_problem.py +230 -0
- classiq/applications/finance/finance_model_constructor.py +6 -6
- classiq/applications/grover/grover_model_constructor.py +3 -0
- classiq/applications/libraries/qmci_library.py +1 -10
- classiq/applications/qnn/__init__.py +1 -1
- classiq/applications/qnn/datasets/__init__.py +8 -8
- classiq/applications/qsvm/qsvm.py +1 -1
- classiq/execution/__init__.py +0 -2
- classiq/execution/execution_session.py +6 -0
- classiq/execution/jobs.py +9 -1
- classiq/executor.py +1 -1
- classiq/interface/_version.py +1 -1
- classiq/interface/backend/backend_preferences.py +33 -15
- classiq/interface/backend/quantum_backend_providers.py +3 -1
- classiq/interface/executor/execution_preferences.py +1 -1
- classiq/interface/generator/application_apis/chemistry_declarations.py +1 -1
- classiq/interface/generator/application_apis/finance_declarations.py +2 -2
- classiq/interface/generator/arith/arithmetic.py +16 -1
- classiq/interface/generator/arith/arithmetic_expression_validator.py +4 -3
- classiq/interface/generator/copy.py +47 -0
- classiq/interface/generator/expressions/expression_constants.py +3 -0
- classiq/interface/generator/function_param_list_without_self_reference.py +2 -0
- classiq/interface/generator/generated_circuit_data.py +58 -20
- classiq/interface/generator/model/__init__.py +1 -1
- classiq/interface/generator/model/preferences/preferences.py +1 -1
- classiq/interface/generator/model/quantum_register.py +3 -3
- classiq/interface/generator/standard_gates/controlled_standard_gates.py +20 -32
- classiq/interface/generator/types/compilation_metadata.py +2 -1
- classiq/interface/ide/visual_model.py +1 -0
- classiq/interface/interface_version.py +1 -1
- classiq/interface/model/model.py +2 -3
- classiq/interface/model/quantum_function_call.py +4 -7
- classiq/interface/model/quantum_function_declaration.py +7 -0
- classiq/interface/model/quantum_lambda_function.py +10 -1
- classiq/interface/model/quantum_type.py +3 -1
- classiq/model_expansions/atomic_expression_functions_defs.py +3 -1
- classiq/model_expansions/capturing/captured_vars.py +36 -17
- classiq/model_expansions/capturing/mangling_utils.py +23 -15
- classiq/model_expansions/closure.py +6 -9
- classiq/model_expansions/evaluators/arg_type_match.py +7 -7
- classiq/model_expansions/expression_evaluator.py +5 -2
- classiq/model_expansions/function_builder.py +26 -4
- classiq/model_expansions/generative_functions.py +13 -91
- classiq/model_expansions/interpreter.py +75 -46
- classiq/model_expansions/quantum_operations/call_emitter.py +42 -29
- classiq/model_expansions/quantum_operations/classicalif.py +1 -1
- classiq/model_expansions/quantum_operations/control.py +5 -31
- classiq/model_expansions/quantum_operations/emitter.py +29 -17
- classiq/model_expansions/quantum_operations/expression_operation.py +3 -5
- classiq/model_expansions/quantum_operations/inplace_binary_operation.py +57 -15
- classiq/model_expansions/quantum_operations/invert.py +1 -6
- classiq/model_expansions/quantum_operations/phase.py +2 -5
- classiq/model_expansions/quantum_operations/power.py +0 -4
- classiq/model_expansions/quantum_operations/quantum_assignment_operation.py +19 -30
- classiq/model_expansions/quantum_operations/quantum_function_call.py +4 -2
- classiq/model_expansions/quantum_operations/shallow_emitter.py +161 -0
- classiq/model_expansions/quantum_operations/within_apply.py +0 -14
- classiq/model_expansions/scope.py +12 -16
- classiq/model_expansions/scope_initialization.py +0 -11
- classiq/model_expansions/sympy_conversion/expression_to_sympy.py +7 -0
- classiq/model_expansions/sympy_conversion/sympy_to_python.py +12 -2
- classiq/model_expansions/transformers/ast_renamer.py +26 -0
- classiq/model_expansions/transformers/var_splitter.py +11 -12
- classiq/model_expansions/visitors/variable_references.py +20 -12
- classiq/qmod/builtins/classical_execution_primitives.py +6 -6
- classiq/qmod/builtins/classical_functions.py +10 -10
- classiq/qmod/builtins/functions/__init__.py +89 -103
- classiq/qmod/builtins/functions/amplitude_estimation.py +1 -1
- classiq/qmod/builtins/functions/arithmetic.py +1 -1
- classiq/qmod/builtins/functions/discrete_sine_cosine_transform.py +6 -6
- classiq/qmod/builtins/functions/grover.py +5 -5
- classiq/qmod/builtins/functions/hea.py +1 -1
- classiq/qmod/builtins/functions/linear_pauli_rotation.py +2 -2
- classiq/qmod/builtins/functions/modular_exponentiation.py +8 -8
- classiq/qmod/builtins/functions/operators.py +1 -1
- classiq/qmod/builtins/functions/qaoa_penalty.py +5 -5
- classiq/qmod/builtins/functions/qft_functions.py +2 -2
- classiq/qmod/builtins/functions/qpe.py +9 -12
- classiq/qmod/builtins/functions/qsvt.py +177 -15
- classiq/qmod/builtins/functions/state_preparation.py +9 -9
- classiq/qmod/builtins/functions/swap_test.py +1 -1
- classiq/qmod/builtins/functions/utility_functions.py +2 -2
- classiq/qmod/builtins/functions/variational.py +2 -2
- classiq/qmod/builtins/operations.py +22 -83
- classiq/qmod/builtins/structs.py +9 -9
- classiq/qmod/native/pretty_printer.py +17 -19
- classiq/qmod/pretty_print/pretty_printer.py +9 -6
- classiq/qmod/python_classical_type.py +1 -5
- classiq/qmod/qmod_variable.py +2 -5
- classiq/qmod/quantum_expandable.py +20 -5
- classiq/qmod/quantum_function.py +23 -10
- classiq/qmod/semantics/static_semantics_visitor.py +34 -16
- classiq/qmod/semantics/validation/func_call_validation.py +9 -5
- classiq/qmod/semantics/validation/function_name_collisions_validation.py +23 -0
- classiq/qmod/symbolic.py +47 -47
- {classiq-0.60.1.dist-info → classiq-0.62.0.dist-info}/METADATA +2 -1
- {classiq-0.60.1.dist-info → classiq-0.62.0.dist-info}/RECORD +107 -103
- classiq/execution/qaoa.py +0 -86
- {classiq-0.60.1.dist-info → classiq-0.62.0.dist-info}/WHEEL +0 -0
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