Quantum programs pass through compilers, transpilers and vendor services before execution. However, the distance between what was written and what runs is rarely measured. We call this distance realization divergence: the observable difference in how an identical source circuit is realized and behaves across quantum so...
Jouni Peltonen, V. Stirbu, T. Mikkonen· 0 citations
Medical device software operates in increasingly connected environments where cybersecurity incidents can directly compromise patient safety. While established safety risk management standards such as ISO 14971 provide mature frameworks for managing unintended hazards, they implicitly assume non-malicious causes and th...
Pekka Pohjosaho, T. Mikkonen, K. Stefanidis et al.· Frontiers in Digital Health· 0 citations
Qlippy is presented, a retrieval-augmented GenAI assistant embedded in the development environment that grounds its responses in a curated corpus of quantum-software-engineering knowledge and gives explicit control over the scope and provenance of the assistant's responses and reduces reliance on model scale, which poi...
This article explains the basic concept of experiment tracking and detail how, in essence, quantum computing sets demands on tracking practices, and presents a detailed quantum software development process and describes how experiments can be tracked throughout development.
Otso Kinanen, Valter Uotila, V. Stirbu· arXiv.org· 0 citations
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