A Tutorial on Quantum Amplitude Embedding with Data Re-Uploading
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The paper presents a tutorial on enhancing quantum amplitude embedding through data re-uploading, a technique that repeatedly encodes input data between trainable blocks to increase model expressiveness. It demonstrates that each additional upload raises the reachable polynomial order by two and provides simulation results showing significant improvements in test coefficient of determination for higher-order targets. The study offers practical guidance on selecting the number of uploads based on the polynomial order required for a given task.
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