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Quantum Emulator based damaged shipment classifier is a Hybrid QML image classifier designed to detect damaged shipment images.
Overview
This is a Hybrid Quantum Machine Learning solution which detects damaged shipment images. The algorithm runs on a Quantum Computing emulator and is built on cutting-edge quantum mechanics theory of machine learning embedded with classical pretrained deep learning model. The algorithms used in this solution inherits deep quantum circuit layers with trained parameters dedicated for shipment image classification.
Highlights
- Businesses such as logistics, retail, manufacturing, automotive face risks in cargo damage resulting in loss of time, money and unhappy customers. To identify the root cause causing the damage, it is important to continuously monitor shipment images throughout the supply chain. This solution helps users by analyzing images of shipments and predicting if they are damaged or not.
- Quantum Machine Learning is a computational learning methodology and leveraging quantum capabilities enhances the training of input data, thereby resulting in the algorithm learning more complex images. Damaged shipment classifier utilizes the power of classical computing as well quantum computing by constructing a hybrid model to classify damaged shipment images.
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