FINAL-Bench Quantum: An Open, Neutral Benchmark for Quantum-Computing Methods
Blog post from Hugging Face
FINAL-Bench Quantum is a benchmark designed to address the challenges in comparing quantum-computing methods by providing a neutral and standardized platform for evaluation. It features two main tracks: Track A, where methods are assessed on a public test set with verified measurements, and Track B, where results are reported from other sources, acknowledging the differences in codes, noise models, and hardware. The benchmark comprises five events focusing on logical error rates, optimization, molecular energy calculations, quantum-memory query fidelity, and classical simulation capabilities. Each event is categorized into verified measurements, real hardware data, and published references, with detailed charts and medals awarded for participation. FINAL-Bench emphasizes neutrality, ensuring trusted results by faithfully quoting sources and resisting hype, with methods from major companies and institutions evaluated under identical protocols. Submissions are welcome, and a methods paper is in preparation to further advance this initiative.
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