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Helper class that provides a standard way to create an ABC using inheritance.
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channel_records
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Gets the a mapping from measurement key to channel measurement records. |
records
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Gets the a mapping from measurement key to measurement records. |
Methods
copy
@abc.abstractmethod
copy() -> Self
Creates a copy of the object.
get_digits
@abc.abstractmethod
get_digits( key: 'cirq.MeasurementKey', index=-1 ) -> Tuple[int, ...]
Gets the values of the qubits that were measured into this key.
For example, if the measurement of qubits [q0, q1] produces [0, 1], this function will return (0, 1).
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key
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The measurement key. |
index
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If multiple measurements have the same key, the index
argument can be used to specify which measurement to retrieve.
Here 0 refers to the first measurement, and -1 refers to
the most recent.
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Raises | |
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KeyError
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If the key has not been used or if the index is out of bounds. |
get_int
@abc.abstractmethod
get_int( key: 'cirq.MeasurementKey', index=-1 ) -> int
Gets the integer corresponding to the measurement.
The integer is determined by summing the qubit-dimensional basis value of each measured qubit. For example, if the measurement of qubits [q1, q0] produces [1, 0], then the corresponding integer is 2, the big- endian equivalent. If they are qutrits and the measurement is [2, 1], then the integer is 2 * 3 + 1 = 7.
Args | |
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key
|
The measurement key. |
index
|
If multiple measurements have the same key, the index
argument can be used to specify which measurement to retrieve.
Here 0 refers to the first measurement, and -1 refers to
the most recent.
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Raises | |
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KeyError
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If the key has not been used or if the index is out of bounds. |
keys
@abc.abstractmethod
keys() -> Tuple['cirq.MeasurementKey', ...]
Gets the measurement keys in the order they were stored.