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Added the following code example for PTR-RBL: %% Pg. 27, PTR-RBL b= dec2bin(2^4-1:-1:0)-'0'; b1=b(:,1);b2=b(:,2);b3=b(:,3);ba=b(:,4); LHS = min(reshape(-1*b1.*b2.*b3,2,[])); RHS = min(reshape((ba -b1 + b2 + b3) - b1.*b2 - b1.*b3 + b1,2,[])); isequal(LHS,RHS)
Thanks for this contribution @RohitPrashant! Are you also able to verify the quadratization given in the summary section? The |
@ndattani Hi, I just got done with my last final, I will try to verify the quadratization and finish it by tonight. Sorry about the asv file I'm not really sure how that happened but I will make sure it does not happen again. |
Added z-variable function equations to this.
@ndattani Hi, I have added the verification for the z-variable part, but I was not entirely sure how to work with the qutrit variable. |
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@ndattani Is it possible to give me more of a hint on how to fix this? |
@RohitPrashant I'm a bit confused. I've never seen that message before! Basically you permanently deleted your fork of this repository, and that's why the pull request got closed? |
Hi Nike,
I was trying to add projects to my git and I accidentally deleted all the
repos in my account. I’m sorry for the inconvenience.
I also wanted to ask if you are hiring for winter 2023 coop?
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@RohitPrashant <https://github.com/RohitPrashant> I'm a bit confused.
I've never seen that message before! Basically you permanently deleted your
fork of this repository, and that's why the pull request got closed?
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Hi Rohit, I'm curious how it got deleted? Deleting a repository on GitHub requires a fairly rigorous confirmation check, in which the user is given a stern warning and is asked to type in something precisely with no errors. As for co-op positions, a more appropriate place to ask would be via email or the HPQC Discord group (in the "General" channel). Please avoid adding any attachments. If you need me to see a file, you can upload it somewhere and send me the link. |
Hi Nike,
I was attempting to add my new project to my GitHub and did not realize
that deleting the repo from my git would cause all these issues. My
truecaller API project still does not show on my GitHub for whatever
reason. I am incredibly sorry for the inconvenience.
Thank you,
Rohit
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Hi Rohit,
I see two public repositories on your profile: Truecaller-api (with the
last commit being in September) and Parkinsons-detector (with the last
commit being yesterday). It looks like not all of your repositories were
permanently deleted.
I'm curious how it got deleted? Deleting a repository on GitHub requires a
fairly rigorous confirmation check, in which the user is given a stern
warning and is asked to type in something precisely with no errors.
As for co-op positions, a more appropriate place to ask would be via email
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Hi Rohit, Adding a new project, and deleting an old one, are two different things. One might argue that these two things are exact opposites of each other! How is it that adding a new project, deleted an old project? I understand that you didn't realize what deleting the repo would do, and I appreciate your apology for the inconvenience, but I just don't understand how adding a new repository can be used as the explanation for why a repository was deleted. As for the truecaller API project, I seem to be able to see it perfectly as a publicly available repository here: https://github.com/RohitPrashant/Truecaller-api. I see that the last commit was made by you in September. I seem to be able to see everything about that repository. |
made the following changes to PTR-RBL:
%% Pg. 27, PTR-RBL
b= dec2bin(2^4-1:-1:0)-'0';
b1=b(:,1);b2=b(:,2);b3=b(:,3);ba=b(:,4);
LHS = min(reshape(-1*b1.*b2.*b3,2,[]));
RHS = min(reshape((ba -b1 + b2 + b3) - b1.*b2 - b1.*b3 + b1,2,[]));
isequal(LHS,RHS)