Publications by MSDS 6372: Jacob Turner: Student: Jessica McPhaul link:

QTW - 7333 - Module 14 - ensembling

07.04.2025

Here’s your detailed Module 14 Study Guide: Ensembling — Quantifying the World with Dr. Slater Includes full coverage: visuals, math, coding, examples, and end-of-module questions. Title: Module 14 – Ensembling: Voting, Stacking, and Real-World Performance Section 1: What Is Ensembling? Definition: Ensembling is a technique where mult...

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04.04.2025

Abstract This paper advances the Molecular Quantum Particle Algorithm (MQPA), a novel framework integrating quantum computing with classical deep learning and Geographic Information Systems (GIS). MQPA combines quantum-enhanced deep neural networks (DNNs), transformer-based Generative Quantum Eigensolvers (GPT-QE), and the Quokka quantum servic...

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04.04.2025

Expanding the Molecular Quantum Particle Algorithm (MQPA): Integrating Quantum Deep Learning, GIS, and Transformer-Based Circuit Synthesis Abstract This paper further explores the Molecular Quantum Particle Algorithm (MQPA), a novel framework integrating quantum computing with classical deep learning and Geographic Information Systems (GIS). M...

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04.04.2025

1. Literature Review Expansion MQPA: Molecular Quantum Particle Algorithm MQPA is a quantum-classical hybrid algorithm developed for simulating molecular-level interactions and migration patterns in geospatial and environmental datasets. The algorithm encodes molecular and spatial data into quantum states using amplitude encoding and angle embe...

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workikng

04.04.2025

1. Literature Review Expansion MQPA: Molecular Quantum Particle Algorithm MQPA is a quantum-classical hybrid algorithm developed for simulating molecular-level interactions and migration patterns in geospatial and environmental datasets. The algorithm encodes molecular and spatial data into quantum states using amplitude encoding and angle embe...

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lit review checking

04.04.2025

1. Literature Review Expansion MQPA: Molecular Quantum Particle Algorithm MQPA is a quantum-classical hybrid algorithm developed for simulating molecular-level interactions and migration patterns in geospatial and environmental datasets. The algorithm encodes molecular and spatial data into quantum states using amplitude encoding and angle embe...

89615 sym Python (18550 sym/36 pcs)

Document

04.04.2025

Expanding the Molecular Quantum Particle Algorithm (MQPA): Integrating Quantum Deep Learning, GIS, and Transformer-Based Circuit Synthesis Abstract This work introduces MoleculeMap GPT, an integrated hybrid quantum–classical pipeline designed to enhance simulation and prediction accuracy across molecular, environmental, and geospatial domain...

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replciate model

03.04.2025

trying to create a 3D animated or interactive Dash-style visualization that clearly shows MQPA works—from raw molecular/environmental data, through classical prep, quantum processing, and final visualization. MQPA: A Hybrid Quantum-Classical Workflow Visualization MQPA (Molecular Quantum Particle Algorithm) integrates classical computing and...

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QTW-7333-CaseStudy6-ParticleNN

01.04.2025

Dense Neural Network Case Study — Particle Detection Objective The goal of this case study was to develop a dense neural network to predict the existence of a new particle from a large dataset provided by the client. The prediction task is binary: 1 for detection and 0 for non-detection. The challenge involved handling over 7 million examples...

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CS6 - QTW - Particle Study NN

01.04.2025

Dense Neural Network Case Study — Particle Detection Objective The goal of this case study was to develop a dense neural network to predict the existence of a new particle from a large dataset provided by the client. The prediction task is binary: 1 for detection and 0 for non-detection. The challenge involved handling over 7 million examples...

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