Time-dependent multiparameter estimation for quantum experiments via online-offline sequential Monte-Carlo method

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2607.02987v1
• Date: Fri, 03 Jul 2026 05:52:42 GMT
• Title: Time-dependent multiparameter estimation for quantum experiments via online-offline sequential Monte-Carlo method
• Abstract summary: We create a hybrid estimation method by augmenting the sequential Monte Carlo sampler with an offline technique known as the time-batch estimation technique.<n>We implement our algorithm on the measurement signals obtained from superconducting-qubit experiments under two types of measurement setting.<n>Our results show that, for the fluorescence case, our algorithm can estimate the system's parameters better than the standard calibration method.
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• Abstract: While typical online estimation methods can estimate the multiparameter dynamics of many systems, they may not be sufficient for a system with highly noisy measurement and rapid detection rate. In this paper, we create a hybrid estimation method by augmenting the sequential Monte Carlo (SMC) sampler, an online estimation method with an offline technique known as the time-batch estimation technique. By continuously monitoring the system, we may divide signals into batches and average them into an averaged trajectory. The system dynamics is then evolved with batch-averaged Kraus maps, for which we derive a highly efficient approximation. To facilitate the adoption of our algorithm, we present a modular derivation of the SMC methods and showcase our algorithm as an explicit example. We then implement our algorithm on the measurement signals obtained from superconducting-qubit experiments under two types of measurement setting: a fluorescence measurement and a dispersive $z$-measurement. The algorithm's hyperparameter values are chosen from independent numerical simulation, while the accuracy of our estimation is validated by a signal reconstruction method. Our results show that, for the fluorescence case, our algorithm can estimate the system's parameters better than the standard calibration method, and, for the dispersive case, our estimation is capable of finding an unexpected jump in parameter values that the standard calibration method could not find.

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