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Finding efficient observable operators in entanglement detection via convolutional neural network

In quantum information, it is of high importance to efficiently detect entanglement. Generally, it needs quantum tomography to obtain state density matrix. However, it would consumes a lot of measurement resources, and the key is how to reduce the consumption. In this paper, we discovered the relationship between convolutional layer of artificial neural network and the average value of an observable operator in quantum mechanics. Then we devise a branching convolutional neural network which can be applied to detect entanglement in 2-qubit quantum system. Here, we detect the entanglement of Werner state, generalized Werner state and general 2-qubit states, and observable operators which are appropriate for detection can be automatically found. Beside, compared with privious works, our method can achieve higher accuracy with fewer measurements for quantum states with specific form. The results show that the convolutional neural network is very useful for efficiently detecting quantum entanglement.

preprint2022arXivOpen access
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