Ashwin Kulkarni
Ashwin Kulkarni
HI @WiFisunset The same code is working for me, Qiskit version: 0.17.1 OS: macOS Big Sur: 11.2.1 Python Version: 3.8.3 Maybe an update in qiskit version might be helpful for...
HI @WiFisunset I feel the behavior is somewhat different, so I tried some hack here 1. First, comment the `circ.save_unitary()` line and run the program, it will give you the...
Okay which means basic need is to transpile the circuit first and then we can make a unitary. If this is the solution we need to make changes in the...
@WiFisunset , I might have got the reason, Since, in the save unitary definition, they are mentioning that it saves the state of the unitary simulator, hence it must be...
@WiFisunset but my only concern is we haven't even used the simulator just by only initialising simulator is enough for circ.save_unitary(). This is might be happening because circ.save_unitary() might be...
Yes, @WiFisunset , I will add you in the PR as well. Since I have already raised a PR so you can just modify or add the comment there if...
HI @WiFisunset I'm unable to add you in the above PR. but feel free to add your comment in the attached PR.
Hi, @yaelbh I have added more explanation about it here. https://github.com/Qiskit/qiskit-tutorials/pull/1174 (although I need to close the PR for some another reason) but the details are here. I will add...
### Summary The circ.save_unitary() call is used to save the simulator state as a unitary matrix of the run circuit. In the example numbered as [10] in the simulators/1_aer_simulator notebook,...
I can pick this up! @kehoecj