Input Summary

This tab presents a grab bag of potentially-useful information about the target gate set and the data set(s).

Ideal SPAM operations The ideal target state preparations (\rho_i) and POVM effects E_i for the device analyzed in this report. SPAM (state preparation and measurement) operations are given as d\times d matrices in the standard (matrix unit) basis of Hilbert space.
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Fiducial circuits A list of the preparation and measurement fiducial circuits. These circuits precede and follow, respectively, the potentially long germ-to-some-power portion of GST gate sequences, and generate informationally complete input/output ensembles from the native state preparation[s] and measurement.
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Germs A list of the germ circuits used in this experiment. Germs are relatively short circuits that get repeated (perhaps many times) in order to amplify various types of qubit errors. The list of germs is often chosen so that all possible types of in-model errors are amplified by at least one germ. Note: it's generally impossible to find a single germ that amplifies all possible errors, except when the gate being studied is the identity operation.
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Dataset properties This table lists various properties of the data set used in the analysis. It is useful for sanity checks.
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Ideal logic gates The ideal target (generally unitary) logic gates. Each has a name starting with G, and is represented as a d^2\times d^2 superoperator that acts by matrix multiplication on vectors in \mathcal{B}(\mathcal{H}). Matrices are displayed using a heat map that ranges between 1.0 (red) and -1.0 (blue).
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