Advancing the Wireless Spectral Frontier with Quantum-Enabled Computational Techniques (QENeTs): quantum and quantum-inspired methods for high-performance wireless decoding and MIMO processing.
The QENeTs collaboration with Princeton University explored how quantum computing and Ising optimization could address the computational bottlenecks of wireless communications. The work included maximum-likelihood decoding, large MIMO detection, and quantum annealing for precoding, tested against classical approaches.
USRA’s NSF SpecEES award CNS-1824470 ran from October 2018 through February 2022. Publications may appear after this award period. Publication assignments below follow acknowledgments of this USRA award rather than unrelated NSF support for collaborators.
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Davide Venturelli · Filip Wudarski · David Bernal Neira
Benchmarking the Operation of Quantum Heuristics and Ising Machines: Scoring Parameter Setting Strategies on Optimization Applications
David E Bernal Neira, Robin Brown, Pratik Sathe, Filip Wudarski, Marco Pavone, Eleanor G Rieffel, Davide Venturelli·Quantum Machine Intelligence, 7(2), 86
Physics-Inspired Heuristics for Soft MIMO Detection in 5G New Radio and Beyond
Minsung Kim, Salvatore Mandrà, Davide Venturelli, Kyle Jamieson·Proceedings of the 27th Annual International Conference on Mobile Computing and Networking, 42-55