v0.3.0

Added

• Entropy now is also a CLI utility see doc here.
• CLI utility to help upgrade the entropy project.

Changed

• Entropy project is now a directory with .entropy subdirectory with all entropy specific information.

v0.3.0-alpha1

Added

• Entropy now is also a CLI utility see doc (TBD).
• CLI utility to help upgrade the entropy project.

Changed

• Entropy project is now a directory with .entropy subdirectory with all entropy specific information (TBD).

v0.2.0

Added

• New HDF5 support for data persistence

v0.2.0-alpha1

Added

• New HDF5 support

Entropy v0.1.2

feat: pass save results as parameter for node

Entropy v0.1.1

Fixing package metadata

Entropy v0.1.0

Entropy is a tool for managing your quantum workflow. It allows you to build complex experiments, coordinating lab instruments and arbitrary computational steps.

It is built to solve three major problems: data collection, device management and calibration automation.

This alpha version is released with the following features:

1. Directed Graph for experiment authoring - This is the hallmark feature of Entropy which enables breaking down an experiment into a graph of nodes which can run arbitrary code and pass data from node to node.
2. Resource management - nodes in a graph share resourced which can be, but are not limited to, lab instruments. This allows easy usage of resources and sharing of information as well as persistence of state and automated saving of metadata representing the state of the entire lab.
3. Data saving backend - Node data, and resource state data, is saved to a DB backend. This release support saving to a SQLite DB. The backend is extendible and additional persistence targets can be added.
4. QCodes driver library adapter - an adapter for the drivers provided by QCodes to be easily used with the Entropy persistence backend.
5. QPU-DB - This is an extension to entropy which is built to save and manage the pieced of information describing a Quantum Processing Unit. If multiple nodes are set up to calibrate the QPU, measuring decoherence times and resonant frequencies for example, then that data can be saved to a centralized store and subsequently used in the target application.

Entropy v0.0.1-rc3

feat: qcodes adapter (#17)

Entropy v0.0.1-rc2

push has_resource to entropy context

Entropy v0.0.1-rc1

feat: better results saving