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MichaelBroughton
MichaelBroughton commented Jan 20, 2022

Is your feature request related to a use case or problem? Please describe.
Right now a lot of modules (in particular tests) are pretty free form with how they do imports. It's a good practice to import modules wherever possible.

bad:

from cirq.devices import GridQubit

good:

from cirq import devices

devices.GridQubit(whatever)

**Describe the soluti

good first issue no QC knowledge needed kind/feature-request triage/accepted
burgholzer
burgholzer commented Sep 29, 2021

At the moment, QMAP provides a default set of hard-coded architectures to map to. While we allow to specify own architectures (and, in theory, calibration data) in the form of individual input files this is rather inflexible and can be improved.

It should be possible to take an arbitrary Qiskit backend in Python, e.g., anything from https://github.com/Qiskit/qiskit-terra/tree/main/qiskit/test/m

enhancement good first issue
quantumComputing

Updated and most comprehensive Repository On Quantum Computing Resources. It contains all the material I use for my research on Quantum Computing for Both Theories and Codes - I update it regularly.

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