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| author | Notton, Cassandre Apostolou, Vassilis Senellart, Agathe Walsh, Anthony Wang, Daphne Xie, Yichen Yang, Songqinghao Mejdoub, Ilyass Zouhry, Oussama Chen, Kuan-Cheng Liu, Chen-Yu Sharma, Ankit Balaji, Edara Yaswanth Pawar, Soham Prithviraj Frioux, Ludovic Le Macheret, Valentin Radet, Antoine Deumier, Valentin Gupta, Ashesh Kumar Intoccia, Gabriele Kenne, Dimitri Jordan Marullo, Chiara Massafra, Giovanni Reinaldet, Nicolas Di Cola, Vincenzo Schiano Kolesnyk, Danylo Vodovozova, Yelyzaveta Mezher, Rawad Emeriau, Pierre-Emmanuel Salavrakos, Alexia Senellart, Jean |
| author_facet | Notton, Cassandre Apostolou, Vassilis Senellart, Agathe Walsh, Anthony Wang, Daphne Xie, Yichen Yang, Songqinghao Mejdoub, Ilyass Zouhry, Oussama Chen, Kuan-Cheng Liu, Chen-Yu Sharma, Ankit Balaji, Edara Yaswanth Pawar, Soham Prithviraj Frioux, Ludovic Le Macheret, Valentin Radet, Antoine Deumier, Valentin Gupta, Ashesh Kumar Intoccia, Gabriele Kenne, Dimitri Jordan Marullo, Chiara Massafra, Giovanni Reinaldet, Nicolas Di Cola, Vincenzo Schiano Kolesnyk, Danylo Vodovozova, Yelyzaveta Mezher, Rawad Emeriau, Pierre-Emmanuel Salavrakos, Alexia Senellart, Jean |
| contents | The Perceval Challenge is an open, reproducible benchmark designed to assess the potential of photonic quantum computing for machine learning. Focusing on a reduced and hardware-feasible version of the MNIST digit classification task or near-term photonic processors, it offers a concrete framework to evaluate how photonic quantum circuits learn and generalize from limited data. Conducted over more than three months, the challenge attracted 64 teams worldwide in its first phase. After an initial selection, 11 finalist teams were granted access to GPU resources for large-scale simulation and photonic hardware execution through cloud service. The results establish the first unified baseline of photonic machine-learning performance, revealing complementary strengths between variational, hardware-native, and hybrid approaches. This challenge also underscores the importance of open, reproducible experimentation and interdisciplinary collaboration, highlighting how shared benchmarks can accelerate progress in quantum-enhanced learning. All implementations are publicly available in a single shared repository (https://github.com/Quandela/HybridAIQuantum-Challenge), supporting transparent benchmarking and cumulative research. Beyond this specific task, the Perceval Challenge illustrates how systematic, collaborative experimentation can map the current landscape of photonic quantum machine learning and pave the way toward hybrid, quantum-augmented AI workflows. |
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| spellingShingle | Establishing Baselines for Photonic Quantum Machine Learning: Insights from an Open, Collaborative Initiative Notton, Cassandre Apostolou, Vassilis Senellart, Agathe Walsh, Anthony Wang, Daphne Xie, Yichen Yang, Songqinghao Mejdoub, Ilyass Zouhry, Oussama Chen, Kuan-Cheng Liu, Chen-Yu Sharma, Ankit Balaji, Edara Yaswanth Pawar, Soham Prithviraj Frioux, Ludovic Le Macheret, Valentin Radet, Antoine Deumier, Valentin Gupta, Ashesh Kumar Intoccia, Gabriele Kenne, Dimitri Jordan Marullo, Chiara Massafra, Giovanni Reinaldet, Nicolas Di Cola, Vincenzo Schiano Kolesnyk, Danylo Vodovozova, Yelyzaveta Mezher, Rawad Emeriau, Pierre-Emmanuel Salavrakos, Alexia Senellart, Jean Quantum Physics The Perceval Challenge is an open, reproducible benchmark designed to assess the potential of photonic quantum computing for machine learning. Focusing on a reduced and hardware-feasible version of the MNIST digit classification task or near-term photonic processors, it offers a concrete framework to evaluate how photonic quantum circuits learn and generalize from limited data. Conducted over more than three months, the challenge attracted 64 teams worldwide in its first phase. After an initial selection, 11 finalist teams were granted access to GPU resources for large-scale simulation and photonic hardware execution through cloud service. The results establish the first unified baseline of photonic machine-learning performance, revealing complementary strengths between variational, hardware-native, and hybrid approaches. This challenge also underscores the importance of open, reproducible experimentation and interdisciplinary collaboration, highlighting how shared benchmarks can accelerate progress in quantum-enhanced learning. All implementations are publicly available in a single shared repository (https://github.com/Quandela/HybridAIQuantum-Challenge), supporting transparent benchmarking and cumulative research. Beyond this specific task, the Perceval Challenge illustrates how systematic, collaborative experimentation can map the current landscape of photonic quantum machine learning and pave the way toward hybrid, quantum-augmented AI workflows. |
| title | Establishing Baselines for Photonic Quantum Machine Learning: Insights from an Open, Collaborative Initiative |
| topic | Quantum Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.25839 |