Quantum computational sensing using quantum signal processing, quantum neural networks, and Hamiltonian engineering

Fig. 4, panel (a)

Example MEG signals $s_j(t)$ from $M = 7$ sensors against time (s), for class 1 (blue, top) and class 2 (orange, bottom). The print has no amplitude scale: amplitudes are in arbitrary units, one unit per stacking step, and each trace keeps its printed offset (class 2 at 0 to 6, class 1 at 8 to 14, $s_1$ on top). The two printed axes are drawn as one.

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This panel was recovered from the published vector figure. The plot shown here is re-rendered for interactive viewing and analysis. See the paper for the original figure and full scientific context.

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npj Quantum Inf. 12, 119 (2026) · DOI: 10.1038/s41534-026-01235-w · arXiv: 2507.15845

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