I am a professor emeritus of CS at Kanagawa Institute of Technology, Japan. Originally my specialty was parallel and distributed systems. My current interests include machine learning, natural language processing, creating mobile apps with MIT App Inventor, and quantum computing. In the web version of this blog, clicking the icon on the right (a plastic sphere) will take you to the "List of Quantum Computing Articles". - Fujio Yamamoto (for e-mail, add "@ieee.org" after "yamamotof")
Theoretically, the success rate of Mermin-Peres magic, a 4-qubit application using quantum entanglement, is 100%. When this was executed on ibm_torino (Heron r1), the success rate was 92% due to errors caused by noise. This is a big improvement from the 86% success rate on ibm_brisbane (Eagle r3) a while ago. The reason for this is that the error rate was 14% on ibm_brisbane, but was reduced to 7.9% on ibm_torino. Figure 1 shows the details.
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