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An Introduction to Quantum Natural Language Processing

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You will learn about Learn the fundamentals of Quantum Machine Learning (QML) Get the basics of Diagrammatic Quantum Theory Explore the topic of Quantum Natural Language Processing (QNLP) Learn about the Distributional Compositional Categorical (DisCoCat) QNLP algorithm Explore and learn the usage of lambeq : Worlds first High-level QNLP Toolkit Gain familiarity with potential applications of QNLP and its future research directions This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who are curious to know about Quantum Natural Language Processing (QNLP) or Industry professionals & Tech Enthusiasts who want to explore the field of QNLP or Machine Learning, Deep Learning or AI professionals who want to learn about QNLP It is particularly useful for Beginners who are curious to know about Quantum Natural Language Processing (QNLP) or Industry professionals & Tech Enthusiasts who want to explore the field of QNLP or Machine Learning, Deep Learning or AI professionals who want to learn about QNLP.

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Title: An Introduction to Quantum Natural Language Processing

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 42

Number of Published Lectures: 42

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What You Will Learn

  • Learn the fundamentals of Quantum Machine Learning (QML)
  • Get the basics of Diagrammatic Quantum Theory
  • Explore the topic of Quantum Natural Language Processing (QNLP)
  • Learn about the Distributional Compositional Categorical (DisCoCat) QNLP algorithm
  • Explore and learn the usage of lambeq : Worlds first High-level QNLP Toolkit
  • Gain familiarity with potential applications of QNLP and its future research directions
  • Who Should Attend

  • Beginners who are curious to know about Quantum Natural Language Processing (QNLP)
  • Industry professionals & Tech Enthusiasts who want to explore the field of QNLP
  • Machine Learning, Deep Learning or AI professionals who want to learn about QNLP
  • Target Audiences

  • Beginners who are curious to know about Quantum Natural Language Processing (QNLP)
  • Industry professionals & Tech Enthusiasts who want to explore the field of QNLP
  • Machine Learning, Deep Learning or AI professionals who want to learn about QNLP
  • Quantum Natural Language Processing (QNLP) is an emerging field which is at an intersection of Categorical Quantum Mechanics (CQM) and Computational Linguistics. This is one of those unique field which combines Quantum Computing with Natural Language Processing to take advantage of the properties which Quantum Computing paradigm provides. QNLP is quantum-native which means that the language structure wants to run itself on a quantum computer rather than a classical computer because a natural model of language is equivalent to a natural model utilized to describe quantum mechanical phenomena!

    The only prominent company which is working in the field of QNLP is Quantinuum (formerly Cambridge Quantum) and has achieved major milestones in the field of QNLP. They were the first to display the true potential of running language on real quantum hardware such as the IBM quantum hardware. They have released the world’s first high-level Python based QNLP toolkit called lambeq which is able to convert any diagram (representing the language structure) into a quantum circuit that helps to run the language on a quantum hardware and simulator.

    This is a short course on Quantum Natural Language Processing giving the primary foundations which will help to get started with QNLP and explore its practical applications using the lambeq QNLP toolkit. The course does not provides the mathematical foundations i.e. category theory but rather touches on the diagrammatic quantum theory which is used entirely to build an algorithm (again pictorial) called DisCoCat (Distributional Compositional Categorical).

    The course has been divided into the following parts which has a coherent structure to help you navigate according to your requirements:

  • Part 1 – Brief Introduction to Quantum Computing

  • Part 2 – Basics of Quantum Machine Learning

  • Part 3 – Diagrammatic Quantum Theory

  • Part 4 – Quantum Natural Language Processing

  • I am very confident that the field of QNLP is developing rapidly and it will take advantage of the quantum computers which we have today just like other applications of quantum computing are taking advantage. The pictorial nature of QNLP concepts is going to attract many to do more research on this unique and amazing field!

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Welcome to the course

    Lecture 1: Welcome lecture

    Chapter 2: -Part 1 Brief Introduction to Quantum Computing-

    Lecture 1: Part 1 Brief Introduction to Quantum Computing

    Chapter 3: Brief Introduction to Quantum Computing

    Lecture 1: Welcome to Part 1 Brief Introduction to Quantum Computing

    Lecture 2: Introduction to Quantum Computing

    Lecture 3: Properties of Quantum Computing

    Lecture 4: Single Qubit Quantum Gates

    Lecture 5: Multi Qubit Quantum Gates

    Lecture 6: ZX Calculus Representation of Quantum Gates

    Lecture 7: Brief Introduction to Quantum Computing Notes

    Chapter 4: -Part 2 Basics of Quantum Machine Learning-

    Lecture 1: Part 2 Basics of Quantum Machine Learning

    Chapter 5: Basics of Quantum Machine Learning

    Lecture 1: Welcome to Part 2 Basics of Quantum Machine Learning (QML)

    Lecture 2: Introduction to Machine Learning

    Lecture 3: Neural Network Basics

    Lecture 4: Quantum Machine Learning (QML) – Variational Circuits & QML Architecture

    Lecture 5: Quantum Neural Networks Briefly

    Lecture 6: Basics of Quantum Machine Learning Notes

    Chapter 6: -Part 3 Diagrammatic Quantum Theory-

    Lecture 1: Part 3 Diagrammatic Quantum Theory

    Chapter 7: Diagrammatic Quantum Theory

    Lecture 1: Welcome to Part 3 Diagrammatic Quantum Theory

    Lecture 2: Process Theory – Boxes & Wires

    Lecture 3: States, Effects & Scalars- Kets, Bras & Numbers

    Lecture 4: Circuit Diagrams – Parallel & Sequential Composition

    Lecture 5: String Diagrams – Cups & Caps

    Lecture 6: Diagrammatic Quantum Theory Notes

    Chapter 8: -Part 4 Quantum Natural Language Processing-

    Lecture 1: Part 4 Quantum Natural Language Processing

    Chapter 9: Quantum Natural Language Processing (QNLP)

    Lecture 1: Welcome to Part 4 Quantum Natural Language Processing (QNLP)

    Lecture 2: Introduction to Quantum Natural Language Processing

    Lecture 3: Distributional Word Representation

    Lecture 4: Compositionality of Grammar

    Lecture 5: QNLP Basics – Adjective & Noun

    Lecture 6: Subject Verb Object Sentence

    Lecture 7: DisCoCat Algorithm

    Lecture 8: String Diagram to ZX Quantum Circuit

    Lecture 9: Introducing lambeq & its Features

    Lecture 10: QNLP Training Process

    Lecture 11: Sentence Classification Code Tutorial – Classical Pipeline

    Lecture 12: Sentence Classification Code Tutorial – Quantum Pipeline

    Lecture 13: Sentence Classification Code – Classical and Quantum ZIP File

    Lecture 14: Potential Applications of QNLP

    Lecture 15: Future Directions for Research in QNLP

    Lecture 16: References and Thank you Lecture

    Lecture 17: Quantum Natural Language Processing Notes

    Chapter 10: Bonus Lecture

    Lecture 1: BONUS LECTURE

    Instructors

  • An Introduction to Quantum Natural Language Processing  No.2
    Srinjoy Ganguly
    Educator & Trainer
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