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README

Installing Autotune

Autotune and its dependent libraries can be downloaded and installed by calling make install from within the autotune directory.

This procedure will download and install Blossom V a software library written by Vladimir Kolmogorov and required by Autotune. Please take careful note of the license of this software as outlined in blossomv/LICENSE.TXT after installation. Research using Autotune and therefore Blossom V must cite Blossom V in any publications, and commercial use is forbidden without consent. Please email vnk@ist.ac.at with issues regarding licensing of Blossom V.

Building Autotune

To build (make) Autotune, Blossom V, and the example files:

cd ./autotune;
make install;

Now you can run any of the examples from the directory:

autotune/ex/bin

Complete Installation Instructions

git clone git@github.com:adamcw/autotune.git
cd ./autotune/
make install
cd ./process
./run.py --input example_runs.json

Issues

If there are build issues, you can try and build using a specific version of gcc by modifying your environment to export $CXX. If using bash, edit your .bashrc or .bash_profile to include:

export CXX=g++;

What's in Autotune?

Autotune is comprised of three modules.

  • The Autotune libraries known as libautotune. This contains the following libraries:
    • match (A wrapper for the Blossom V matching library)
    • depolar (Depolarizing Quantum Computer)
    • qc (Quantum Computer)
    • bfs (Breadth First Search)
    • bheap (Binary Heap)
    • cdllist (Circular Double-Linked List)
    • dllist (Double-Linked List)
    • hash_table (A Hash Table)
    • llist (Linked List)
    • memory (Memory functions)
    • my_time (Timing functions)
    • polyestimate (A library for estimating logical error rates given a database of pre-simulated results)
    • random (A Mersenne Prime Twister random number generator library)
  • The tools that make use of Autotune. Exist as advanced examples that provide a useful function beyond demonstrating what Autotune can do.
    • polyestimate (A tool for estimating logical error rates given a database of pre-simulated results)
  • Examples of the use of the Autotune library This contains the following examples:
    • ex1 (The use of Autotune to implement the Surface Code on a solid-state quantum computer)
  • Processing scripts for generating graphs based on the output of Autotune

Building Autotune

You can compile libautotune on its own:

make libautotune;

You can compile blossomv on its own:

make blossomv;

You can compile the examples on their own (though require libautotune and blossomv to be compiled first)

make ex;

You can compile just the processing pipeline:

make process;

You can compile libautotune and the examples ex at the same time (helpful if modifying libautotune and examples simultaneously through development):

make autotune;

You can compile all targets at once:

make all;

Processing Autotune

See: process/README.md

Polyestimate Tool

See: tools/polyestimate/README.md

Austin G. Fowler. "Polyestimate: instantaneous open source surface code analysis"
Awaiting Publication (2013)
Note: arXiv:1307.0689, http://topqec.com.au/autotune.html

More Information

See: MANUAL

Contact

Austin Fowler (afowler@topqec.com.au)
Adam Whiteside (awhiteside@topqec.com.au)

Website

Topological Quantum Error Correction
http://www.topqec.com.au

License

Copyright 2013 Austin G. Fowler, Adam C. Whiteside, Angus L. McInnes, Alimohammad Rabbani

This software cannot be used for commercial purposes, or distributed without permission from the author. This software is made available for research use only. Please contact us for alternate licensing arrangements.

You can cite Autotune using the following citation:

A. Fowler, A. Whiteside, A. McInnes, and A. Rabbani. 
"Topological code Autotune." Phys. Rev. X 2, 041003 (2012) 
Note: arXiv:1202.6111, http://topqec.com.au/autotune.html

You can cite the Polyestimate tool using the following citation:

Austin G. Fowler. "Polyestimate: instantaneous open source surface code analysis"
Awaiting Publication (2013)
Note: arXiv:1307.0689, http://topqec.com.au/autotune.html

THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.

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