- Published on November 13, 2021
- In AI Features
The First Quantum Toolkit And Library For Natural Language Processing
QNLP applications can be developed more quickly if lambeq converts words into quantum circuits.
- By Dr. Nivash Jeevanandam
Cambridge Quantum (CQ) announced the release of the world's first quantum natural language processing toolbox and library (QNLP). The goal is to speed up the development of real-world QNLP applications such as automated dialogue, text mining, language translation, text-to-speech, language production, and bioinformatics.
Lambeq is the world's first software toolkit for quantum natural language processing that is capable of transforming phrases to quantum circuits. Lambeq is completely open-sourced to benefit the global quantum computing community and its quickly developing ecosystem of academics, developers, and users. In addition, Lambeq integrates smoothly with CQ's TKET, the world's most popular and fastest-growing quantum software development platform, also open-source. This benefit
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Dr. Nivash Jeevanandam
Nivash holds a doctorate in information technology and has been a research associate at a university and a development engineer in the IT industry. Data science and machine learning excite him.
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