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Replacement of PR "Improve runtime performance of QCUT fragment expansion #4782" #5005

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Context: Replacement of PR #4782
For large circuits performing the PrepareNode and MeasureNode staged replacements during circuit cutting fragments can be expensive when serialising on an AnnotatedQueue, due to the queuing mechanism overheads.

Description of the Change: This PR replaces an internally used AnnotatedQueue with a directly built QuantumScript object.

Benefits: Provides speed-ups for circuit-cutting stage for a large number of circuit fragments. Observed 2x speed-up for a given workload.

Possible Drawbacks:

Related GitHub Issues:

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@mlxd mlxd changed the title Replacement of https://github.com/PennyLaneAI/pennylane/pull/4782 Replacement of PR "Improve runtime performance of QCUT fragment expansion #4782" Jan 5, 2024
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I'm happy with this change. Thanks Lee!

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Looks good. Nice to know that removing queuing can make such a big difference in performance :)

@mlxd mlxd merged commit d0d919a into master Jan 12, 2024
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…sion #4782" (#5005)

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**Context:** Replacement of PR
#4782
For large circuits performing the PrepareNode and MeasureNode staged
replacements during circuit cutting fragments can be expensive when
serialising on an AnnotatedQueue, due to the queuing mechanism
overheads.

**Description of the Change**: This PR replaces an internally used
AnnotatedQueue with a directly built QuantumScript object.

**Benefits**: Provides speed-ups for circuit-cutting stage for a large
number of circuit fragments. Observed 2x speed-up for a given workload.

**Possible Drawbacks**:

**Related GitHub Issues**:
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