z-lstm
is a basic implementation to run predictions with LSTM in Orquestra – a platform for performing computations on quantum computers developed by Zapata Computing.
This project is part the series of Quantum and Classical Machine Learning tutorials in Orquestra, developed by the Quantum Machine Learning team in Zapata.
In order to use z-lstm
in your workflow, you need to add it as a resource:
resources:
- name: z-lstm
type: git
parameters:
url: "git@github.com:zapatacomputing/z-lstm.git"
branch: "master"
and then import in a specific step:
- - name: my-task
template: template-1
arguments:
parameters:
- param_1: 1
- resources: [z-lstm]
Once that is done, you can:
- use any template from
templates/
directory - use tasks which import resource in the python code.
To submit a workflow to Orquestra, first login:
qe login -e <email> -s <server>
Then submit with:
qe submit workflow example/lstm-tutorial.yaml
You can check the workflow processing with:
qe get workflow <workflow_id>
You can check logs with:
qe get logs <workflow_id> -s <step_id>
Finally, you can get workflow results with:
qe get workflowresult <workflow_id>
To plot the results, run:
python examples/plot_lstm.py <workflow result JSON>
Create an virtual environment:
virtualenv venv
source venv/bin/activate
Install dependencies:
make install
Tests are located in src/python/lstm/*_test.py
and can be run with:
make test