Add Fault-Tolerance Engine end-to-end tutorial - #1730
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CLS-6939. An advanced tutorial that runs a circuit through the full FT engine pipeline: get a logical noise model (public public/depolarize_1e-3 by default, with initialize_logical_noise shown behind a toggle), model a QPE in Qmod, synthesize, export to Clifford+T, route onto the surface-code lattice, view the routed program, and summarize resources/fidelity/runtime plus total logical error across code distances. Adds tests/notebooks/test_fault_tolerance_engine_end_to_end.py and a metadata file.
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It will be nice to add the notebook with the cell outputs, for example, to see the output of logical_noise.plot_clifford(start=5, end=25) and all the other plots.
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Don't you see the outputs? Should it be pushed after running so the cells are visible?
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An advanced tutorial (
tutorials/technology_demonstrations/fault_tolerance_engine_end_to_end/) that runs a circuit through the full Classiq Fault-Tolerance Engine pipeline, end to end:public/depolarize_1e-3by default;initialize_logical_noisefrom aPhysicalNoiseModelis shown behind anINITIALIZE_OWN_NOISEtoggle (off by default, since it's a ~1h backend simulation).synthesize.exportto a Clifford+T circuit.route_circuitonto the 3-D surface-code lattice.view_program(show=True)— interactive 3-D viewer inline.(d+1)**2, total logical error / fidelity across code distances).Includes
tests/notebooks/test_fault_tolerance_engine_end_to_end.pyand the metadata file.Notes
classiq1.28.0).route_circuitcall can take a few minutes (worker cold start); the notebook notes this.Resolves part of CLS-6939.