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Histogram class #217
Histogram class #217
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Solid and exciting work: I think some aspects of the Histogram class can be improved a bit. I encourage you to think about how you'd go to support what we have done in the recent hardware experiment (post-selection on bit strings with qubits measured in a specific state) but also how users would handle other types of post-selection (e.g find all entries whose state preserves spin or charge, stuff like that).
It is perfectly ok to stop at the former in this PR if it's unclear how we would facilitate the latter (everything at the end can be done with a dictionary comprehension and a filter/predicate function that returns True for the bit strings that match what we want and False for the others).
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I think the design is good, the comments are just a collection of small things (docs, small expressions)
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A copy function for Histogram may be nice.
You seem to use both bistring
and bitstring
. Is this desired?
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Histogram class provides functions to manipulate results from an experiment. The two highlights are the
aggregate_histograms
(or__add__
method) andpost_select
functions. The former one combines many histograms into a single one. The later function removes data according to the outcome of a (or many) qubit(s).