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研究生: 呂曉南
Lu, Hsiao-Nan
論文名稱: 適用於近期量子電腦之自動化機率式誤差校正套件之開發
An Automated Probabilistic Error Cancellation Package for Near-Term Quantum Computers
指導教授: 陳宏斌
Chen, Hong-Bin
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 工學院 - 工程科學系
Department of Engineering Science
論文出版年: 2026
畢業學年度: 114
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 55
中文關鍵詞: 量子誤差緩解 、機率式誤差校正
外文關鍵詞: Quantum Error Mitigation, Probabilistic Error Cancellation
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  • 機率式誤差校正(probabilistic error cancellation, PEC)目前帶雜訊中等規模量子裝置上最具潛力的量子誤差緩解技術之一,因為此方法在原理上能夠在不依賴完整容錯機制的情況下,消除由硬體雜訊所造成的偏差。然而,PEC 在實際部署上仍具有相當高的困難度,原因在於其流程同時涉及雜訊特性分析、準機率分解、取樣控制,以及與量子軟體工作流程的整合。本研究聚焦於自動化 PEC 套件之設計,目標是將使用者輸入的量子電路轉換為可進行誤差緩解的執行流程,並結合後端感知校正、閘級準機率建構、適應性取樣與標準化結果輸出等功能。

    本套件進一步將觀測量層級的讀出誤差緩解、以包立轉換矩陣為基礎的通道表示法、針對二量子位元閘雜訊的包立旋轉,以及基於截斷的取樣縮減策略整合為一套一致化的工作流程。由於在現今量子硬體上完整執行 PEC 往往需要極為龐大的電路數量與取樣資源,因此本架構採用以硬體資訊為基礎的模擬策略,將自 IBM 量子後端擷取之雜訊模型配置至對應的模擬器中。透過此一設計,本套件在保持面向真實量子硬體應用的同時,提供一個模組化且可重現的平台,用以在接近真實的雜訊條件下測試 PEC。

    Probabilistic error cancellation (PEC) is one of the most promising quantum error-mitigation techniques for noisy intermediate-scale quantum devices because it can, in principle, remove bias induced by hardware noise without requiring full fault tolerance. In practice, however, PEC is difficult to deploy: it requires noise characterization, quasi-probability decomposition, sampling control, and integration with quantum software workflows. This work focuses on the design of an automated PEC package that translates user circuits into mitigation-ready execution pipelines, combining backend-aware calibration, gate-level quasi-probability construction, adaptive sampling, and standardized reporting.

    The proposed package further integrates observable-level readout mitigation, Pauli-transfer-matrix-based channel representation, Pauli twirling for two-qubit gate noise, and truncation-based sampling reduction into a unified workflow. Because full PEC execution on present-day hardware can require prohibitive circuit and sampling resources, the framework adopts a hardware-informed simulation strategy in which noise models extracted from IBM quantum backends are assigned to corresponding simulators. Through this design, the package provides a modular and reproducible platform for testing PEC under realistic noisy conditions while remaining oriented toward future applications on real quantum hardware.

    Abstract (Chinese) i Abstract ii Acknowledgement (Chinese) iii Contents iv List of Figures vi List of Tables viii Chapter I Introduction 1 Introduction 1 Chapter II Background and General Framework 4 Background and General Framework 4 Basic Principle of Probabilistic Error Cancellation 4 Pauli Transfer Matrix Representation and Pauli Twirling 5 Observable-Level and Gate-Level Mitigation 7 General Framework of the Proposed Package 8 Chapter III Methodology of the Package 9 Methodology of the Package 9 Observable-Level Probabilistic Error Cancellation 9 Two-Qubit Gate Probabilistic Error Cancellation 10 Chapter IV Automated PEC Package Architecture 17 Automated PEC Package Architecture 17 Overall Workow of the Package 17 Readout Calibration Module 18 Two-Qubit-Gate Twirling Module 19 PEC Execution and Truncation Strategy 20 Chapter V Benchmark Results and Analysis 24 Benchmark Results and Analysis 24 Common Simulation Settings 24 CNOT Benchmark 25 Bell-State Benchmark 29 Quantum-Teleportation Benchmark 33 Overall Discussion 40 Chapter VI Conclusions and Future Work 41 Conclusions and Future Work 41 References 42

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