Quantum Error Mitigation with Diffusion-Like Models

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2608.05382v1
• Date: Wed, 05 Aug 2026 20:05:50 GMT
• Title: Quantum Error Mitigation with Diffusion-Like Models
• Abstract summary: Coupling between a quantum system and its environment causes decoherence by transferring information from the system to environmental degrees of freedom.<n>We propose an AI-assisted error-mitigation framework for quantum diffusion processes generated by sequential local weak measurements.<n>The framework provides a hybrid classical-quantum approach for approximating non-unitary dynamics and mitigating coherence loss.
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• Abstract: Coupling between a quantum system and its environment causes decoherence by transferring information from the system to environmental degrees of freedom. When discretized in time, such interactions can be interpreted as sequences of weak measurements that provide an effective model of noisy quantum dynamics. Motivated by this picture, we propose an AI-assisted error-mitigation framework for quantum diffusion processes generated by sequential local weak measurements. The forward process progressively erases information from the input state through weak measurements performed in randomly selected Pauli bases, producing basis-dependent local dephasing and locally depolarizing dynamics on average. Machine-learning models are trained on exact synthetic density matrices to learn a channel- and distribution-specific denoising map and estimate the corresponding pre-noise state. We benchmark the approach on single-qubit states and separable and entangled multi-qubit registers. We also study distribution-dependent local-to-global reconstruction, in which local reduced density matrices are used to reconstruct the global state. This experimentally motivated setting relies on locally accessible information and is therefore compatible with noisy and distributed quantum systems. More broadly, the framework provides a hybrid classical-quantum approach for approximating non-unitary dynamics and mitigating coherence loss.

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