Test oracles for quantum transpilers typically judge correctness by comparing compiled output against a reference: a statevector, a sampled distribution, or a unitary compared modulo global phase. A companion empirical study measures how often that choice fails. Roughly 28% of merged Qiskit transpiler bug-fixes (95% Wi...
Furqan Nasir, Arif Shah, Iftikhar Alam· 1 citation
Quantum compilers face the test oracle problem, judged by an output-equivalence oracle: the compiled circuit must compute the same unitary as the original, modulo global phase and a qubit-layout permutation. This oracle, by construction, checks only that semantic map, not the circuit's own layout, permutation, or phase...
Furqan Nasir, Arif Shah, Iftikhar Alam· 2 citations
Analysts in emerging equity markets keep answering the same questions. Did fundamentals match the market's response? How does the local currency co-move with returns? Which firms outperform sector and benchmark, and which disclosures coincide with abnormal trading? These answers come from ad-hoc spreadsheets that are h...
Furqan Nasir, Muhammad Saeed, Muhammad Ehsan et al.· 0 citations
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