Quantum image matching method

Abstract

The invention relates to a quantum image matching method. In combination with quantum calculation and classic computer image matching techniques, the method comprises steps as follows: S0, the size of a quantum reference image is set to be 2<n>*2<n>, and the size of a quantum template image is set to be 2<m>*2<m>; S1, the quantum reference image is prepared and stored in an NEQR manner, and an NEQR expression shown in the specification of the quantum reference image is obtained; S2, a quantum route U0 of the quantum reference image is designed, and the output state, shown in the specification, of the quantum reference image is obtained; S3, the quantum template image is prepared and stored in a classic image processing manner, a quantum route of the quantum template image is designed according to independent basic state expressions adopted for pixel point coordinates and corresponding pixel values, and the output state, shown in the specification, of the quantum template image is obtained; S4, quantum image matching is conducted according to the output state, shown in the specification, of the quantum reference image, the output state, shown in the specification, of the quantum template image as well as two added auxiliary quantum bits. Quantum image matching is realized by use of basic quantum bit gates and modular quantum routes, the matching efficiency is high, and the application range is wide.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a quantum image matching method, specifically a method for designing and implementing a quantum image matching circuit, and belongs to the technical field of quantum image processing. Background technique [0002] In 1982, Nobel Prize winner Richard Feynman proposed that quantum computers could perform calculations far faster than classical computers. In the 1990s, the quantum prime number factorization algorithm proposed by Shor and the quantum search algorithm proposed by Grover further proved the computing power of quantum computers. [0003] Quantum computers have different structural models, such as quantum Turing machine model, quantum circuit model, cellular automata model, etc. Among them, the quantum circuit model is easier to understand than the other models, but the functions are equivalent. Therefore, the quantum circuit model is usually used to define the quantum computer. Quantum circuits for quantum information...

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The scheme proposed in this paper has the following limitations and disadvantages: FRQI representation is used to store quantum images; two quantum images are required to be matched in the same size; a large number of quantum states need to be prepared and multiple measurements are required to obtain two quantum images information about the match

The scheme proposed in this paper has the following limitations and disadvantages: NEQR representation is used to store quantum images, that is, only 2 n ×2 n Quantum images in the form of quantum images; two matching quantum images are required to be of the same size; it is necessary to ...

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