future/QC: Fix typos
PATCH 1/2 future/QC: Fix typos
Signed-off-by SeongJae Park <[email protected]>
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@@ -411,7 +411,7 @@ ten digits of precision. If this was all that QC provided, QC would be a rather slow and very low-quality analog computer. Given that digital computers obsoleted analog computers some decades back, -This analogy might lead many developers to ignore QC and to +this analogy might lead many developers to ignore QC and to use classic-computing floating point instead. However, QC provides a powerful capability covered in the next section.
@@ -798,7 +798,7 @@ For example, perhaps machine-learning techniques will allow difficult cases to be detected so that alternative solution methods can be applied as needed. -Of course, much of this work has been heuristic and/or probabalistic, +Of course, much of this work has been heuristic and/or probabilistic, so it might at first glance seem unfair to compare them to QC algorithms. However, QC algorithms are inherently probabilistic due to error rates
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PATCH 2/2 future/QC: Add space before citation
Signed-off-by SeongJae Park <[email protected]>
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@@ -1058,7 +1058,7 @@ of logistics, but current classic heuristics can find near-optimal solutions for hundreds of cities~\cite{Martin:1992:LMC:2307953.2308141} and polynomial-time algorithms that are guaranteed to find routes that are no more than 40\% longer than optimal for arbitrarily -large numbers of cities\cite{Sebo:2014:STN:2688265.2688281}, +large numbers of cities~\cite{Sebo:2014:STN:2688265.2688281}, improving on the 50\% bound located a few decades earlier~\cite{NicosChristofides1976TSP-FiftyPercent}. As of 2006 TSP solvers were finding optimal solutions to
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Quoted 1 line · SeongJae Park
Signed-off-by SeongJae Park <[email protected]>
Good eyes, both applied, thank you!
Thanx, Paul
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-2@@ -411,7 +411,7 @@ ten digits of precision. If this was all that QC provided, QC would be a rather slow and very low-quality analog computer. Given that digital computers obsoleted analog computers some decades back, -This analogy might lead many developers to ignore QC and to +this analogy might lead many developers to ignore QC and to use classic-computing floating point instead. However, QC provides a powerful capability covered in the next section.@@ -798,7 +798,7 @@ For example, perhaps machine-learning techniques will allow difficult cases to be detected so that alternative solution methods can be applied as needed. -Of course, much of this work has been heuristic and/or probabalistic, +Of course, much of this work has been heuristic and/or probabilistic, so it might at first glance seem unfair to compare them to QC algorithms. However, QC algorithms are inherently probabilistic due to error ratesSignature · 1 line
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