Fig. 1

The Illustration of the Quantum Circuit We Designed. Like neural networks, the variational part of the quantum circuit consists of repeated blocks; as the number of blocks increases, both the representational capacity and the parameter count of the circuit increase accordingly. Longitudinally, the circuit is composed of N qubits, while transversely, the variational structure consists of K repeated strongly-entangled blocks. Qubits are all initialized to zeros. RX and RY all carry parameters, representing rotations around the X-axis and Y-axis respectively. The H gate is the Hadamard gate, which puts qubits into a superposition state. The CNOT gate is the controlled NOT gate, used for entangling qubits. Measurement operations are used to obtain the state of qubits.