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Many methods to automatically tune silicon spin qubits are limited by reliability and data efficiency, which makes them less likely to be scalable. The authors demonstrate a reliable, efficient, physics-informed tuning algorithm (PIT) for navigating to a target charge configuration⏤a prerequisite to forming qubits. This tuning method combines machine learning and physical intuition with an algorithm that leverages one-dimensional scans (rays) and conventional peak-finding to navigate from a coarse, unknown device state to a desired charge occupation efficiently and effectively. PIT enables the transformation of an uncalibrated circuit to a functioning quantum processor.
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