New implementation of a general graph mapper for ProjectQ#340
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New implementation of a general graph mapper for ProjectQ#340Takishima wants to merge 25 commits intoProjectQ-Framework:developfrom
Takishima wants to merge 25 commits intoProjectQ-Framework:developfrom
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_graphmapper.py: minor updates
This new implementation is largely based on the SABRE algorithm [1]. Essentially, use cost functions to plan the next list of SWAP operations. [1] https://arxiv.org/abs/1809.02573v2
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This supersedes #324.
This implementation of a mapper for arbitrary graphs relies on storing the gates in a directed acyclic graph and then generating the swap operations in order to maximise the number of 2-qubit gates that can be applied simultaneously, while ensuring a minimal number of swaps.
Example of a use-case: