Parallel Proportional Fusion of Spiking Quantum Neural Network for Optimizing Image Classification
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| author | Xu, Zuyu Shen, Kang Cai, Pengnian Yang, Tao Hu, Yuanming Chen, Shixian Zhu, Yunlai Wu, Zuheng Dai, Yuehua Wang, Jun Yang, Fei |
| author_facet | Xu, Zuyu Shen, Kang Cai, Pengnian Yang, Tao Hu, Yuanming Chen, Shixian Zhu, Yunlai Wu, Zuheng Dai, Yuehua Wang, Jun Yang, Fei |
| contents | The recent emergence of the hybrid quantum-classical neural network (HQCNN) architecture has garnered considerable attention due to the potential advantages associated with integrating quantum principles to enhance various facets of machine learning algorithms and computations. However, the current investigated serial structure of HQCNN, wherein information sequentially passes from one network to another, often imposes limitations on the trainability and expressivity of the network. In this study, we introduce a novel architecture termed Parallel Proportional Fusion of Quantum and Spiking Neural Networks (PPF-QSNN). The dataset information is simultaneously fed into both the spiking neural network and the variational quantum circuits, with the outputs amalgamated in proportion to their individual contributions. We systematically assess the impact of diverse PPF-QSNN parameters on network performance for image classification, aiming to identify the optimal configuration. Numerical results on the MNIST dataset unequivocally illustrate that our proposed PPF-QSNN outperforms both the existing spiking neural network and the serial quantum neural network across metrics such as accuracy, loss, and robustness. This study introduces a novel and effective amalgamation approach for HQCNN, thereby laying the groundwork for the advancement and application of quantum advantage in artificial intelligent computations. |
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| spellingShingle | Parallel Proportional Fusion of Spiking Quantum Neural Network for Optimizing Image Classification Xu, Zuyu Shen, Kang Cai, Pengnian Yang, Tao Hu, Yuanming Chen, Shixian Zhu, Yunlai Wu, Zuheng Dai, Yuehua Wang, Jun Yang, Fei Quantum Physics Artificial Intelligence Neural and Evolutionary Computing The recent emergence of the hybrid quantum-classical neural network (HQCNN) architecture has garnered considerable attention due to the potential advantages associated with integrating quantum principles to enhance various facets of machine learning algorithms and computations. However, the current investigated serial structure of HQCNN, wherein information sequentially passes from one network to another, often imposes limitations on the trainability and expressivity of the network. In this study, we introduce a novel architecture termed Parallel Proportional Fusion of Quantum and Spiking Neural Networks (PPF-QSNN). The dataset information is simultaneously fed into both the spiking neural network and the variational quantum circuits, with the outputs amalgamated in proportion to their individual contributions. We systematically assess the impact of diverse PPF-QSNN parameters on network performance for image classification, aiming to identify the optimal configuration. Numerical results on the MNIST dataset unequivocally illustrate that our proposed PPF-QSNN outperforms both the existing spiking neural network and the serial quantum neural network across metrics such as accuracy, loss, and robustness. This study introduces a novel and effective amalgamation approach for HQCNN, thereby laying the groundwork for the advancement and application of quantum advantage in artificial intelligent computations. |
| title | Parallel Proportional Fusion of Spiking Quantum Neural Network for Optimizing Image Classification |
| topic | Quantum Physics Artificial Intelligence Neural and Evolutionary Computing |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.01359 |