06 / Adapt · Experimental
Use calibration information in qubit placement
Explore how a supplied error profile can inform a simple mapping choice and make that choice visible to the reviewer.
The problem it addresses
Use calibration information in qubit placement
Physical qubits can have different error characteristics. Reviewing a circuit without its target assumptions can miss a meaningful part of the comparison.
How the capability works
The experimental mapping method ranks qubits by average error in a supplied two-qubit error matrix, re-labels circuit qubits and records the selected mapping and related proxy information.
What your team receives
Calibration-dependent mapping metadata
Selected-error proxy information
A practical scenario
A researcher evaluates a supported circuit against two supplied calibration snapshots and reviews how the recorded placement changes.
Illustrative scenario, not a published customer result.
Scope & maturity
This is a heuristic mapping baseline, not a complete hardware router or a live calibration service. It does not guarantee higher fidelity on a physical device.