qecsim is a Python 3 package for simulating quantum error correction using stabilizer codes.
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qecsim is a Python 3 package for simulating quantum error correction using stabilizer codes.
✅ Python package for simulation and visualization of quantum error-correction on surface codes. The package provides the ability to inspect the error-correcting code during the decoding process, and tools to benchmark the decoder.
Open-source implementation of a Möbius decoder for color codes used in quantum error correction (QEC)
Python Tools for Quantum Error Correction
Stim wrapper for simulations of surface code experiments
The quantum substrate of the Neura Parse stack — one IR across gate, neutral-atom, photonic-CV and pulse modalities; fault-tolerant promotion (surface · BB qLDPC · Gidney–Shutty cultivation); AI-augmented compilation; ed25519-signed manifests with offline-verifiable hash chains.
Blueprint for a decentralized, fault-tolerant Surface Code infrastructure leveraging branchless C99 ancilla-syndrome registers, zero-copy C++ binders, and JAX/XLA gradient isolation gates to bypass classical decoding latency walls.
Source code for parer "Low-overhead defect-adaptive surface code with bandage-like super-stabilizers"
The QEC user interface providing integration with popular open-source decoders for the Bloqade SDK.
Multi-code QEC resource estimator for Qiskit circuits
Neural decoders for quantum error correction on the 3D Toric code. Includes implementation of TheEND decoder for 2D toric code corrections.
Implementation of five qubit code using Qiskit.
Public QEC research on neural decoding under quantum hardware shift
qecsimext is an example Python 3 package that extends qecsim with additional components.
Production-grade Rust/Python quantum error correction decoder. 25+ decoder families: MWPM Blossom, Union-Find, BP-OSD, LDPC/qLDPC, belief-matching, CUDA/GPU batch decoding, AutoDecoder 7-tier fallback. PyMatching/Stim/Sinter compatible. Ed25519 license verification. Benchmark evidence included.
Autonomous Characterization of the IBM Heron-r2 Quantum Processor
This repository combines all the codes used to simulate the logical bell pairs for d=3 and d=5 surface and Bacon-Shor codes using lattice surgery in Phys. Rev. Research 7, 033090.
Modular open-source platform for quantum hardware QCVV: XEB/RB benchmarking, unified analysis, and a bi-temporal PostgreSQL data layer for calibration workflows. Logical QEC protocols are planned.
QECTOR Quantum Error Correction: High-performance, mathematically verified local QEC engineering environment for Claude Code and Claude Desktop.
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