Simultaneous perturbation estimates a stochastic gradient with two objective evaluations per iteration.
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Simultaneous perturbation estimates a stochastic gradient with two objective evaluations per iteration. This record separates the reusable method idea from any one molecule, Hamiltonian, optimizer, or device.
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Takes A parameterised circuit family; an objective function of its parameters, evaluated only through estimates bought with a finite shot budget; a starting point; and a stopping rule — a tolerance, an iteration cap, or an exhausted budget. Returns A preparation routine for the state at the parameters the search stopped at, and the total number of objective evaluations it consumed. The routine is returned whether or not the search found a minimum; that it stopped is not evidence that it converged.
Simultaneous perturbation estimates a stochastic gradient with two objective evaluations per iteration. In a complete experiment, the method must be paired with a defined qubit Hamiltonian, reference state, parameterized circuit, measurement grouping, classical optimizer, stopping rule, and error analysis. The catalog therefore treats it as a literature-backed algorithm record rather than pretending that one generic snippet is the paper's implementation. Use the cited source to recover assumptions and compare energy error, variance, circuit resources, measurement cost, optimizer evaluations, and robustness under the same instance and budget.
METHOD: SPSA-optimized VQE
SCOPE: Simultaneous perturbation estimates a stochastic gradient with two objective evaluations per iteration.
This is a literature method record, not a fixed circuit.
Supply: Hamiltonian, reference state, ansatz, optimizer, measurement plan, and stopping rule.A reference record, not runnable source. Leona cannot execute it, so it cannot be saved to your Library as a circuit.
Compare Variational quantum eigensolver with the strongest classical method for the same instance, input budget, and output metric.
This reference exposes a quantum circuit pattern; it does not imply an application-level speedup without a matched benchmark.
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Primary or survey context for SPSA-optimized VQE; consult the paper for assumptions and implementation details.
doi.org/10.1109/9.119632 ↗