Environment for the Evaluation of Hybrid (Classical–Quantum) Systems Analyzability [Focus: Quantum Software and Its Engineering]

We present a methodological and technological environment consisting of a set of properties and metrics and automated tools that allow evaluations on the analyzability of hybrid software. Furthermore, our proposal has been applied to an actual case of a hybrid product, demonstrating its usefulness.

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IEEE Software
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2025-02-05
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ms.2025.3537821
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2
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Quantum Mechanics and Applications
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Environment for the Evaluation of Hybrid (Classical–Quantum) Systems Analyzability [Focus: Quantum Software and Its Engineering]

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We present a methodological and technological environment consisting of a set of properties and metrics and automated tools that allow evaluations on the analyzability of hybrid software. Furthermore, our proposal has been applied to an actual case of a hybrid product, demonstrating its usefulness.

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