Optimal quantum circuit generation for pixel segmentation in multiband images

A novel approach is proposed for multiband image processing via quantum models in real situations. Quantum circuits are automatically generated ad-hoc for each use case via multiobjective genetic algorithms. Using this universal method, image processing tasks such as segmentation can be carried out by considering the properties that constitute each pixel. The generated circuits present a low level of correlation between qubits, and thus can be considered quantum-inspired machine learning models. The effectiveness of this methodology has been validated by applying it to different segmentation use cases. Comparisons are made between optimized classical kernel methods and the generated quantum-inspired models to understand their behaviors. The results show that quantum models for multiband image processing achieve accuracies similar to those of classical methods. • Novel method for automatically generating quantum models for multiband images. • Automatic generation of quantum models via genetic algorithms. • Quantum-inspired machine learning models for pixel segmentation. • Real-world applications of quantum models. • Quantum circuits handling images.

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Applied Soft Computing
Published
2024-08-30
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.asoc.2024.112175
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2
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Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture
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Abstract

A novel approach is proposed for multiband image processing via quantum models in real situations. Quantum circuits are automatically generated ad-hoc for each use case via multiobjective genetic algorithms. Using this universal method, image processing tasks such as segmentation can be carried out by considering the properties that constitute each pixel. The generated circuits present a low level of correlation between qubits, and thus can be considered quantum-inspired machine learning models. The effectiveness of this methodology has been validated by applying it to different segmentation use cases. Comparisons are made between optimized classical kernel methods and the generated quantum-inspired models to understand their behaviors. The results show that quantum models for multiband image processing achieve accuracies similar to those of classical methods. • Novel method for automatically generating quantum models for multiband images. • Automatic generation of quantum models via genetic algorithms. • Quantum-inspired machine learning models for pixel segmentation. • Real-world applications of quantum models. • Quantum circuits handling images.

Applied Soft ComputingVol. 166
Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (ES), Instituto de Física Fundamental (ES), Centre for Automation and Robotics (ES), Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (ES)
Ministerio de Asuntos Económicos y Transformación Digital, Gobierno de España
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