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    °­¿¬¿ä¾à : Linear algebra is the basis of most of machine learning protocols. In 2009, Harrow, Hassidim, Lloyd developed so-called HHL algorithm which is a quantum linear algebra algorithm that outperforms classical algorithm so far developed, exponentially, at least in case of sparse matrix. Since then, many quantum machine learning algorithms are developed such as quantum principal component analysis, quantum support vector machine, and quantum topological data analysis toward NISQ regime. But many people have the opinion of usefulness against such algorithms, because we deal with classical data. In 2017, Kerenidis and Prakash developed quantum recommendation system when data are given in classical form.

     

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