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The ramsey_signal experiment could give a wrong correction in frequency.
I think that the problem originates from the fact on the y axis we are using the amplitude $m = \sqrt{I^2+Q^2}$, and before running single shot classification we don't know whether $m_0 > m_1$. I don't know if there is short term solution for this.
We should have encountered the same problem in flipping_signal so perhaps we could take inspiration from that to find a solution:
The$m = \sqrt{I^2+Q^2}$ , and before running single shot classification we don't know whether $m_0 > m_1$ . I don't know if there is short term solution for this.
ramsey_signal
experiment could give a wrong correction in frequency.I think that the problem originates from the fact on the y axis we are using the amplitude
We should have encountered the same problem in
flipping_signal
so perhaps we could take inspiration from that to find a solution:qibocal/src/qibocal/protocols/flipping_signal.py
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To make the code more robust we should try to write tests that tackle all possible scenarios described above.
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