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Re: Re: Nested Quantum::Superpositionsby welchavw (Pilgrim) |
on Nov 06, 2003 at 21:07 UTC ( [id://305152]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
Thanks for the reply. I'm not sure my grok meter is full yet, though. Here's a snippet from the docs... More interestingly, since the individual states of a superposition are scalar values and a superposition is itself a scalar value, a superposition may have states that are themselves superpositions:
Operations involving such a composite superposition operate recursively and in parallel on each its states individually and then recompose the result. For example:
The any(@features) eq $ideal equality is true if the input characteristics collectively match any of the three superimposed conjunctive superpositions. That is, if the characteristics collectively equate to each of "tall" and "rich" and "handsome", or to both "rich" and "old", or to all three of "smart" and "Australian" and "rich". So...I guess I thought that the outer any would distribute across the results of the inner alls without affecting their meaning (if that makes "any" sense)? Maybe I just really don't understand the docs example. ,welchavw
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