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Fix link to noise models #5990

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"\n",
"Cirq also provides the [Quantum Virtual Machine](/cirq/simulate/quantum_virtual_machine), which is a simulated virtual version of quantum hardware devices. It consists of two primary components: \n",
"1. A [virtual Engine interface](/cirq/simulate/virtual_engine_interface) that enables you to verify and run circuits with the same interface that quantum hardware would have.\n",
"2. A set of [noise models](cirq/noise/representing_noise) that try to realistically replicate the noise present in actual Google quantum hardware devices.\n",
"2. A set of [noise models](/cirq/noise/representing_noise) that try to realistically replicate the noise present in actual Google quantum hardware devices.\n",
"\n",
"The QVM is intended to serve as a replacement for the Google quantum hardware, in two cases: \n",
"1. Running your circuit on a QVM can give an approximation of how your circuit runs under the influence of hardware-like noise. This can be useful to help you reconfigure or change your circuit to be less impacted by noise when run on actual quantum hardware.\n",
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