That’s right @yousrabou ! Your classical ML expertise will come in handy when thinking of optimization or backpropagation for example. But to begin understanding the similarities and differences between classical and quantum ML it’s good to start with a clean slate and learn quantum basics on its own. A lot of people in the quantum community come from a ML background too and everyone’s happy to help and share their experiences along the way! I hope this motivates you to stay engaged with the community and learn more about quantum computing.
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