Detection of patterns in a discrete-outcome sensor network

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2606.25100v1
• Date: Tue, 23 Jun 2026 19:16:08 GMT
• Title: Detection of patterns in a discrete-outcome sensor network
• Abstract summary: A discrete outcome quantum sensor network is one in which we are only interested in which detectors are activated.<n>We will look at both one and two-dimensional detector arrays and make use of techniques from minimum-error state discrimination.
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• Abstract: A discrete outcome quantum sensor network is one in which we are only interested in which detectors are activated. This can be studied in either the strong or weak interaction regime. If the detectors interact strongly with the environment, it is possible to definitely find which ones were activated. If the interaction is weaker, there is a possibility of making an error, and the object is to minimize the probability of this happening. Here we will be interested in this weaker interaction regime. We will also assume that only certain patterns of detectors will be activated, different patterns being translated versions of a fundamental one. Our object will be to find which pattern has been activated. We will look at both one and two-dimensional detector arrays and make use of techniques from minimum-error state discrimination.

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