Calibrations¶
- class Calibrations(coupling_map=None, control_channel_map=None, libraries=None, add_parameter_defaults=True, backend_name=None, backend_version=None)[source]¶
A class to manage schedules with calibrated parameter values. Schedules are intended to be fully parameterized, including the index of the channels. See the module-level documentation for extra details. Note that only instances of ScheduleBlock are supported.
Initialize the calibrations.
Calibrations can be initialized from a list of basis gate libraries, i.e. a subclass of
BasisGateLibrary
. As example consider the following code:cals = Calibrations( libraries=[ FixedFrequencyTransmon( basis_gates=["x", "sx"], default_values={duration: 320} ) ] )
- Parameters:
coupling_map (
Optional
[List
[List
[int
]]]) – The device’s coupling map. Each sub-list describes connected qubits For example, the coupling map of a fully pairwise-connected backend with three qubits is[[0, 1], [1, 0], [1, 2], [2, 1], [2, 0], [0, 2]]
.control_channel_map (
Optional
[Dict
[Tuple
[int
,...
],List
[ControlChannel
]]]) – A configuration dictionary of any control channels. The keys are tuples of qubits and the values are a list of ControlChannels that correspond to the qubits in the keys. If a control_channel_map is given then the qubits must be in the coupling_map.libraries (
Optional
[List
[BasisGateLibrary
]]) – A list of library instances from which to get template schedules to register as well as default parameter values.add_parameter_defaults (
bool
) – A boolean to indicate weather the default parameter values of the given libraries should be used to populate the calibrations. By default this value is True but can be set to false when deserializing a calibrations object.backend_name (
Optional
[str
]) – The name of the backend that these calibrations are attached to.backend_version (
Optional
[str
]) – The version of the backend that these calibrations are attached to.
Attributes
Return the name of the backend.
Return the version of the backend.
Return the default and up to date instruction schedule map.
Return the libraries used to initialize the calibrations.
Return a mapping between parameters and parameter keys.
Return the schedule dependencies in the calibrations.
Methods
Calibrations.add_parameter_value
(value, param)Add a parameter value to the stored parameters.
Calibrations.add_schedule
(schedule[, ...])Add a schedule block and register its parameters.
Calibrations.calibration_parameter
(...[, ...])Return a parameter given its keys.
Return the settings used to initialize the calibrations.
Calibrations.from_backend
(backend[, ...])Create an instance of Calibrations from a backend.
Calibrations.from_config
(config)Deserialize the calibrations given the input dictionary
Calibrations.get_inst_map
([group, cutoff_date])Get an Instruction schedule map with the calibrated pulses.
Calibrations.get_parameter_value
(param, qubits)Retrieves the value of a parameter.
Calibrations.get_schedule
(name, qubits[, ...])Get the template schedule with parameters assigned to values.
Calibrations.get_template
(schedule_name[, ...])Get a template schedule.
Calibrations.has_template
(schedule_name[, ...])Test if a template schedule is defined
Calibrations.inst_map_add
(instruction_name, ...)Update a single instruction in the instruction schedule map.
Calibrations.load
(files)Retrieves the parameterized schedules and pulse parameters from the given location.
Calibrations.load_parameter_values
([file_name])Load parameter values from a given file into self._params.
Calibrations.parameters_table
([parameters, ...])A convenience function to help users visualize the values of their parameter.
Calibrations.remove_schedule
(schedule[, qubits])Remove a schedule that was previously registered.
Calibrations.save
([file_type, folder, ...])Save the parameterized schedules and parameter value.
Get the information on the schedules stored in the calibrations.
Return the managed schedules in a list of dictionaries.
Calibrations.update_inst_map
([schedules, ...])Push all schedules from the Calibrations to the inst map.