pennylane-qrack 0.11.5__tar.gz → 0.12.0__tar.gz

{pennylane_qrack-0.11.5 → pennylane_qrack-0.12.0}/Makefile

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ help:
 build-deps:
 ifneq ($(OS),Windows_NT)
 ifeq ($(QRACK_PRESENT),)
-	git clone https://github.com/unitaryfund/qrack.git; cd qrack; git checkout f3e6277d52424079e08f45677682c7604c19927c; cd ..
+	git clone https://github.com/unitaryfund/qrack.git; cd qrack; git checkout d906dffdf033441e221573f989c3760bc325ca03; cd ..
 endif
 	mkdir -p qrack/build
 ifeq ($(UNAME_S),Linux)

{pennylane_qrack-0.11.5 → pennylane_qrack-0.12.0}/PKG-INFO

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.1
 Name: pennylane-qrack
-Version: 0.11.5
+Version: 0.12.0
 Summary: PennyLane plugin for Qrack.
 Home-page: http://github.com/vm6502q
 Maintainer: vm6502q
@@ -37,6 +37,8 @@ PennyLane-Qrack Plugin
 
 The PennyLane-Qrack plugin integrates the Qrack quantum computing framework with PennyLane's quantum machine learning capabilities.
 
+**Performance can benefit greatly from following the [Qrack repository "Quick Start" and "Power user considerations."](https://github.com/unitaryfund/qrack/blob/main/README.md#quick-start)**
+
 This plugin is addapted from the `PennyLane-Qulacs plugin, <https://github.com/PennyLaneAI/pennylane-qulacs>`__ under the Apache License 2.0, with many thanks to the original developers!
 
 `PennyLane <https://pennylane.readthedocs.io>`__ is a cross-platform Python library for quantum machine learning, automatic differentiation, and optimization of hybrid quantum-classical computations.

{pennylane_qrack-0.11.5 → pennylane_qrack-0.12.0}/README.rst

@@ -5,6 +5,8 @@ PennyLane-Qrack Plugin
 
 The PennyLane-Qrack plugin integrates the Qrack quantum computing framework with PennyLane's quantum machine learning capabilities.
 
+**Performance can benefit greatly from following the [Qrack repository "Quick Start" and "Power user considerations."](https://github.com/unitaryfund/qrack/blob/main/README.md#quick-start)**
+
 This plugin is addapted from the `PennyLane-Qulacs plugin, <https://github.com/PennyLaneAI/pennylane-qulacs>`__ under the Apache License 2.0, with many thanks to the original developers!
 
 `PennyLane <https://pennylane.readthedocs.io>`__ is a cross-platform Python library for quantum machine learning, automatic differentiation, and optimization of hybrid quantum-classical computations.

pennylane_qrack-0.12.0/pennylane_qrack/QrackDeviceConfig.toml

@@ -0,0 +1,158 @@
+# Which version of the specification format is being used.
+schema = 2
+
+# The union of all gate types listed in this section must match what
+# the device considers "supported" through PennyLane's device API.
+# The gate definition has the following format:
+#
+#   GATE = { properties = [ PROPS ], condition = [ COND ] }
+#
+# Where:
+#
+#   PROPS: zero or more comma-separated quoted strings:
+#          "controllable", "invertible", "differentiable"
+#   COND: quoted string, on of:
+#         "analytic", "finiteshots"
+#
+[operators.gates.native]
+
+PauliX = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible"] }
+PauliY = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible"] }
+PauliZ = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible"] }
+SX = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible"] }
+MultiRZ = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+Hadamard = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible"] }
+S = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+T = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+CNOT = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+SWAP = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+CSWAP = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+ISWAP = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible"] }
+PSWAP = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible"] }
+Toffoli = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+CY = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+CZ = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+PhaseShift = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+ControlledPhaseShift = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+CPhase = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+RX = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+RY = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+RZ = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+Rot = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+CRX = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+CRY = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+CRZ = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+CRot = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+U3 = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+MultiControlledX = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+Identity = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
+
+# Operators that should be decomposed according to the algorithm used
+# by PennyLane's device API.
+# Optional, since gates not listed in this list will typically be decomposed by
+# default, but can be useful to express a deviation from this device's regular
+# strategy in PennyLane.
+# [operators.gates.decomp]
+
+# QubitUnitary = {}
+# SISWAP = {}
+# SQISW = {}
+# BasisState = {}
+# StatePrep = {}
+# ControlledQubitUnitary = {}
+# DiagonalQubitUnitary = {}
+# SingleExcitation = {}
+# SingleExcitationPlus = {}
+# SingleExcitationMinus = {}
+# DoubleExcitation = {}
+# DoubleExcitationPlus = {}
+# DoubleExcitationMinus = {}
+# QubitCarry = {}
+# QubitSum = {}
+# OrbitalRotation = {}
+# ECR = {}
+# IsingXX = {}
+# IsingYY = {}
+# IsingZZ = {}
+# IsingXY = {}
+# U2 = {}
+# U1 = {}
+# QFT = {}
+
+# Gates which should be translated to QubitUnitary
+# [operators.gates.matrix]
+
+# Observables supported by the device
+[operators.observables]
+
+PauliX = {}
+PauliY = {}
+PauliZ = {}
+Identity = {}
+Prod = {}
+# Hadamard = {}
+# Hermitian = {}
+# Projector = {}
+# SparseHamiltonian = {}
+# Hamiltonian = {}
+# Sum = {}
+# SProd = {}
+# Exp = {}
+
+[measurement_processes]
+
+Expval = { condition = [ "analytic" ] }
+Var = { condition = [ "analytic" ] }
+Probs = { condition = [ "analytic" ] }
+State  = { condition = [ "analytic" ] }
+Sample = { condition = [ "finiteshots" ] }
+Counts = { condition = [ "finiteshots" ] }
+
+[compilation]
+
+# If the device is compatible with qjit
+qjit_compatible = true
+# If the device requires run time generation of the quantum circuit.
+runtime_code_generation = false
+# If the device supports mid circuit measurements natively
+mid_circuit_measurement = true
+# This field is currently unchecked but it is reserved for the purpose of
+# determining if the device supports dynamic qubit allocation/deallocation.
+dynamic_qubit_management = true
+
+[options]
+# Options is an optional field.
+# These options represent runtime parameters that can be passed to the device
+# upon the device initialization.
+# The option key will be the key in a dictionary.
+# The string corresponds to a field queried in the `qml.Device` instance.
+
+# Use "hybrid" stabilizer optimization? (Default is "true"; non-Clifford circuits will fall back to near-Clifford or universal simulation)
+is_hybrid_stabilizer = "isStabilizerHybrid"
+# Use "tensor network" optimization? (Default is "true"; prevents dynamic qubit de-allocation; might function sub-optimally with "hybrid" stabilizer enabled)
+is_tensor_network = "isTensorNetwork"
+# Use Schmidt decomposition optimizations? (Default is "true")
+is_schmidt_decomposed = "isSchmidtDecompose"
+# Distribute Schmidt-decomposed qubit subsystems to multiple GPUs or accelerators, if available? (Default is "true"; mismatched device capacities might hurt overall performance)
+is_schmidt_decomposition_parallel = "isSchmidtDecomposeMulti"
+# Use "quantum binary decision diagram" ("QBDD") methods? (Default is "false"; note that QBDD is CPU-only)
+is_qbdd = "isBinaryDecisionTree"
+# Use GPU acceleration? (Default is "true")
+is_gpu = "isOpenCL"
+# Use multi-GPU (or "multi-page") acceleration? (Default is "false")
+is_paged = "isPaged"
+# Use CPU/GPU method hybridization? (Default is "false")
+is_hybrid_cpu_gpu = "isCpuGpuHybrid"
+# Allocate GPU buffer from general host heap? (Default is "false"; "true" might improve performance or reliability in certain cases, like if using an Intel HD as accelerator)
+is_host_pointer = "isHostPointer"
+# Noise parameter. (Default is "0"; depolarizing noise intensity can also be controlled by "QRACK_GATE_DEPOLARIZATION" environment variable)
+noise = "noise"
+
+# In the above example, a dictionary will be constructed at run time.
+# The dictionary will contain the string key "option_key" and its value
+# will be the value in `qml.Device` `option_field`.
+# The value can be any Python type, but will be converted to a string.
+# During the initialization of your `class QuantumDevice`, the dictionary
+# will be sent to the constructor of your implementation of `class QuantumDevice`.
+# The dictionary will be a JSON string like the following:
+# { 'option_key': option_field }

{pennylane_qrack-0.11.5 → pennylane_qrack-0.12.0}/pennylane_qrack/_version.py

@@ -16,4 +16,4 @@
    Version number (major.minor.patch[-label])
 """
 
-__version__ = "0.11.5"
+__version__ = "0.12.0"

{pennylane_qrack-0.11.5 → pennylane_qrack-0.12.0}/pennylane_qrack/qrack_device.py

@@ -14,7 +14,6 @@
 """
 Base device class for PennyLane-Qrack.
 """
-from collections import OrderedDict
 from functools import reduce
 import cmath, math
 import os
@@ -30,8 +29,6 @@ from pennylane.ops import (
     StatePrep,
     BasisState,
     QubitUnitary,
-    CRZ,
-    PhaseShift,
     Adjoint,
 )
 from pennylane.wires import Wires
@@ -141,7 +138,7 @@ class QrackDevice(QubitDevice):
         "C(MultiControlledX)",
     }
 
-    config_filepath = pathlib.Path(
+    config = pathlib.Path(
         os.path.dirname(sys.modules[__name__].__file__) + "/QrackDeviceConfig.toml"
     )
 
@@ -162,7 +159,7 @@ class QrackDevice(QubitDevice):
     # Use CPU/GPU method hybridization? (Default is "false")
     isCpuGpuHybrid = True
     # Allocate GPU buffer from general host heap? (Default is "false"; "true" might improve performance or reliability in certain cases, like if using an Intel HD as accelerator)
-    isHostPointer = False
+    isHostPointer = True if os.environ.get('PYQRACK_HOST_POINTER_DEFAULT_ON') else False
     # Noise parameter. (Default is "0"; depolarizing noise intensity can also be controlled by "QRACK_GATE_DEPOLARIZATION" environment variable)
     noise = 0
 
@@ -213,18 +210,6 @@ class QrackDevice(QubitDevice):
             isHostPointer=self.isHostPointer,
             noise=self.noise,
         )
-        self.device_kwargs = {
-            "is_hybrid_stabilizer": self.isStabilizerHybrid,
-            "is_tensor_network": self.isTensorNetwork,
-            "is_schmidt_decompose": self.isSchmidtDecompose,
-            "is_schmidt_decompose_parallel": self.isSchmidtDecomposeMulti,
-            "is_qpdd": self.isBinaryDecisionTree,
-            "is_gpu": self.isOpenCL,
-            "is_paged": self.isPaged,
-            "is_hybrid_cpu_gpu": self.isCpuGpuHybrid,
-            "is_host_pointer": self.isHostPointer,
-            "noise": self.noise,
-        }
         self._circuit = []
 
     def _reverse_state(self):

{pennylane_qrack-0.11.5 → pennylane_qrack-0.12.0}/pennylane_qrack.egg-info/PKG-INFO

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.1
 Name: pennylane-qrack
-Version: 0.11.5
+Version: 0.12.0
 Summary: PennyLane plugin for Qrack.
 Home-page: http://github.com/vm6502q
 Maintainer: vm6502q
@@ -37,6 +37,8 @@ PennyLane-Qrack Plugin
 
 The PennyLane-Qrack plugin integrates the Qrack quantum computing framework with PennyLane's quantum machine learning capabilities.
 
+**Performance can benefit greatly from following the [Qrack repository "Quick Start" and "Power user considerations."](https://github.com/unitaryfund/qrack/blob/main/README.md#quick-start)**
+
 This plugin is addapted from the `PennyLane-Qulacs plugin, <https://github.com/PennyLaneAI/pennylane-qulacs>`__ under the Apache License 2.0, with many thanks to the original developers!
 
 `PennyLane <https://pennylane.readthedocs.io>`__ is a cross-platform Python library for quantum machine learning, automatic differentiation, and optimization of hybrid quantum-classical computations.

pennylane_qrack-0.11.5/pennylane_qrack/QrackDeviceConfig.toml

@@ -1,117 +0,0 @@
-schema = 3
-
-# The set of all gate types supported at the runtime execution interface of the
-# device, i.e., what is supported by the `execute` method. The gate definitions
-# should have the following format:
-#
-#   GATE = { properties = [ PROPS ], conditions = [ CONDS ] }
-#
-# where PROPS and CONS are zero or more comma separated quoted strings.
-#
-# PROPS: additional support provided for each gate.
-#        - "controllable": if a controlled version of this gate is supported.
-#        - "invertible": if the adjoint of this operation is supported.
-#        - "differentiable": if device gradient is supported for this gate.
-# CONDS: constraints on the support for each gate.
-#        - "analytic" or "finiteshots": if this operation is only supported in
-#          either analytic execution or with shots, respectively.
-#
-[operators.gates]
-
-PauliX                  = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-PauliY                  = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-PauliZ                  = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-SX                      = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-MultiRZ                 = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-Hadamard                = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-S                       = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-T                       = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-CNOT                    = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-SWAP                    = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-CSWAP                   = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-ISWAP                   = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-PSWAP                   = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-Toffoli                 = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-CY                      = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-CZ                      = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-PhaseShift              = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-ControlledPhaseShift    = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-CPhase                  = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-RX                      = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-RY                      = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-RZ                      = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-Rot                     = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-CRX                     = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-CRY                     = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-CRZ                     = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-CRot                    = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-U3                      = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-MultiControlledX        = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-Identity                = { properties = [ "controllable", "invertible" ] }
-
-# Observables supported by the device for measurements. The observables defined
-# in this section should have the following format:
-#
-#   OBSERVABLE = { conditions = [ CONDS ] }
-#
-# where CONDS is zero or more comma separated quoted strings, same as above.
-#
-# CONDS: constraints on the support for each observable.
-#        - "analytic" or "finiteshots": if this observable is only supported in
-#          either analytic execution or with shots, respectively.
-#        - "terms-commute": if a composite operator is only supported under the
-#          condition that its terms commute.
-#
-[operators.observables]
-
-PauliX = {}
-PauliY = {}
-PauliZ = {}
-Identity = {}
-Prod = {}
-# Hadamard = {}
-# Hermitian = {}
-# Projector = {}
-# SparseHamiltonian = {}
-# Hamiltonian = {}
-# Sum = {}
-# SProd = {}
-# Exp = {}
-
-# Types of measurement processes supported on the device. The measurements in
-# this section should have the following format:
-#
-#   MEASUREMENT_PROCESS = { conditions = [ CONDS ] }
-#
-# where CONDS is zero or more comma separated quoted strings, same as above.
-#
-# CONDS: constraints on the support for each measurement process.
-#        - "analytic" or "finiteshots": if this measurement is only supported
-#          in either analytic execution or with shots, respectively.
-#
-[measurement_processes]
-
-ExpectationMP   = { conditions = [ "analytic" ] }
-VarianceMP      = { conditions = [ "analytic" ] }
-ProbabilityMP   = { conditions = [ "analytic" ] }
-StateMP         = { conditions = [ "analytic" ] }
-SampleMP        = { conditions = [ "finiteshots" ] }
-CountsMP        = { conditions = [ "finiteshots" ] }
-
-# Additional support that the device may provide that informs the compilation
-# process. All accepted fields and their default values are listed below.
-[compilation]
-
-# Whether the device is compatible with qjit.
-qjit_compatible = true
-
-# Whether the device requires run time generation of the quantum circuit.
-runtime_code_generation = false
-
-# Whether the device supports allocating and releasing qubits during execution.
-dynamic_qubit_management = true
-
-# The methods of handling mid-circuit measurements that the device supports,
-# e.g., "one-shot", "tree-traversal", "device", etc. An empty list indicates
-# that the device does not support mid-circuit measurements.
-supported_mcm_methods = [ "device", "one-shot" ]