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This repository contains introductory materials on Quantum Machine Learning, as well as Python code demos using PennyLane, a cross-platform Python library for differentiable programming of quantum computers.
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- Circuit circuit
- Generate a list of single qubit gates
- Convenience layer
- Create a controlled rotation matrix
- Remove html files
- Calculate the number of files per worker
- Calculate the list of files to retain the given offset
- Perform a single step of the optimizer
- R Evaluate the gradient of the function
- Plot features
- Compare two functions
- Plot the cost function for a given function
- Creates a QAOA algorithm from a graph
- Train model
- Calculates the classical shadow transformation
- Train a quantum model
- Runs the optimizer
- Remove executable code from build directory
- Train the variational classifier
- Compute the MaxCut problem
- Generate a list of strategy matrix offsets
- Estimate the Jacobian of an observable
- Plots two data points
- Write the file diff to a file
- Fit predictions for a given covariance
- Plots the prediction
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qml Examples and Code Snippets
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QUESTION
I would like to have folder with tiles realTiles
in folder with .exe.
Of course I can add folder to qrc and everything is ok:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 12:04Try to give the full path
QUESTION
I created some entities using qt3d in QML. For example, this code shows a Scene3D
element that declares RootEntity
which is another QML element that contains the scene graph:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-13 at 17:22One approach is to maintain a global list of Qt.vector3d
elements and use it to record the position of the spheres that are removed with the "Undo" operation:
- When the user hits CTRL+Z, create a new
Qt.vector3d
object to store the position of the last sphere rendered (that is, the one that was last appended toentityModel
) and add that position to the global list of 3d vectors; - Then, to remove a sphere from the screen, call
entityModel.remove()
with the index of the sphere that needs to be erased;
The "Redo" operation simply does the opposite:
- When the user hits CTRL+Y, the last element of the global list of 3d vectors holds the location of the lastest sphere removed: append this position to
entityModel
so the sphere can be rendered again; - Then, remember to erase this position from the global list so the next Undo operation can render a different sphere;
RootEntity.qml:
QUESTION
Everyone, I have made my own style and add this to qml.qrc
then I calling it in main.cpp
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-13 at 21:21i've founded solution: It is not possible to change the style on the fly, because QQC2 styling is based on QML type registration time file selection, but it is possible to:
unload all QML, destroy any existing QQmlEngine instance(s), call qmlClearTypeRegistrations(), call QQuickStyle::setStyle(), and then re-load the QML content so that QQC2 types are re-registered with the new style. This process should be clearly documented in QQuickStyle. Preferably, an example should be provided that uses QML Settings to retain the state of the UI, for example.
It is important to emphasize the warning in the qmlClearTypeRegistrations() docs:
Do not call this function while a QQmlEngine exists or behavior will be undefined. Any existing QQmlEngines must be deleted before calling this function. This function only affects the application global cache. Delete the QQmlEngine to clear all cached data relating to that engine.
QUESTION
I created a TextArea
component in QML, and similar to this example, I created a DocumentHandler class based on a pointer to a QQuickTextDocument
, which is taken through the textDocument property. I need this in order to be able to format the text, that is, make it bold, underlined, italic, strikeOut etc.
I need to get a text where the formatted parts will be presented as HTML tags.
e.g. Bold text ultimately I would like to get in the form Bold text
. Or for example Bold and italic text I would like to get in the form Bold and italic text
(the order in which the tags are placed does not matter).
I tried to use the toHtml() function, but this function does not suit me because:
- It generates a lot of unnecessary information that I don't need. For example for Bold text it returned the following result:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-13 at 08:24If I understood correctly, at the moment there is no way to get formatted text with HTML tags without meta information that is generated by the QTextDocument
using the toHtml()
function. Therefore, I decided to manually do this work using the QTextCursor
class.
I have a structure that provides information about tag:
QUESTION
I have a simple sample project here which demonstrate the problem.
I've included below what I believe is the relevant source, but the remainder is available in the project link above or I can edit and include more if useful.
Based on some research, it appears that I need to use the Qt::DecorationRole
in my data function and return an image when the column is 1. However, that part of the code is never executed. I am missing some important and obvious about how the role concept works with Qt QML TableView
's.
What do I need to change so I can draw a circle in Column 1 (average age)? I'd like this circle to be red if the age < 13
, yellow if < 35
, and green otherwise.
main.qml
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 23:12I have been able to get the correct circle drawn in the averageAge field.
My ModelItem looks like:
QUESTION
I have a simple sample project here which demonstrate the problem.
I've included below what I believe is the relevant source, but the remainder is available in the project link above or I can edit and include more if useful.
I am looking at the TableView documentation here. I do not see any mention of how to support row selection. If I look here, I see documentation for 5.15, where row selection is described. And, if I look here, I see some documentation for row selection for Qt Quick Controls 1, but that also does not apply to my situation.
For Qt 5.12 and Qt Quick Controls 2, I am having trouble locating the appropriate documentation.
How do I support row selection in a TableView for my case? How can I find the correct documentation for my situation?
main.qml
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 21:28I was able to roll my own selection. The logic needed was simple since I only needed to support the selection of a single row.
My ModelItem looks like:
QUESTION
I am running code on a Windows 7 VM with Qt Creator and I am getting a module "material" is not installed
error when running my code. It is initialized with Python 3.8 using Pyside6. My Qt Creator is version 4.15.0
This is the QML code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 18:10I figured it out: I don't need to brute force the path in; in the .pydevproject file of your python project, make sure you add in the full path to PySide6 because for some reason the system cannot find it without the path. Something like this:
QUESTION
I have created a library to store custom QML components that I am making for an application. I am using Pyside6 with python. This is what the basic directory looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 16:38You have to use qmldir to indicate that there is a module in that folder and for it to be used it must be in the list of imports of the engine and for this you must use the addImportPath
method.
QUESTION
I have build QML application and run it. But besides of GUI running console. I know how switch off console in qmake (.pro file) CONFIG -= console. But I do not understand how it works in CMake? I tried QML opens GUI window and console but it does not helped me.
CMakeLists.txt
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 07:50To disable the console window you can use either
QUESTION
I'm using qt 5.12, tried running an example code of PieMenuStyle and got these error.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 06:17PieMenuStyle
is used to modify the style of a PieMenu
but your code does not see any, so the solution is to add it and place the PieMenuStyle
as the style of the PieMenu
:
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