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"Circuits submitted to Quantinuum H-Series systems, except for integrated hybrid submissions, are automatically run through TKET compilation passes for H-Series hardware. This enables circuits to be automatically optimized for H-Series systems and run more efficiently.\n",
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"More information on the specific compilation passes applied can be found in the pytket-quantinuum documentation, specifically the pytket-quantinuum Compilation Passes section.\n",
"More information on the specific compilation passes applied can be found in the [pytket-quantinuum documentation](https://tket.quantinuum.com/extensions/pytket-quantinuum/#default-compilation).\n",
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"In the H-Series software stack, the optimization level applied is set with the tket-opt-level parameter. The default compilation setting for all circuits submitted to H-Series systems is optimization level 2.\n",
"In the H-Series software stack, the optimization level applied is set with the `tket-opt-level` parameter. The default compilation setting for all circuits submitted to H-Series systems is optimization level 2.\n",
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"Users who would like to experiment with the TKET compilation passes and see what optimizations would apply to their circuits before submitting any jobs can see the Quantinuum_compile_without_api.ipynb notebook in the pytket-quantinuum Examples folder.\n",
"Users who would like to experiment with the TKET compilation passes and see what optimizations would apply to their circuits before submitting any jobs can see [Quantinuum_compile_without_api.ipynb](https://github.com/CQCL/pytket-quantinuum/blob/main/examples/Quantinuum_compile_without_api.ipynb).\n",
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"To turn TKET compilation in the stack off, a different option, no-opt, can be set to True inside option_params. For example, \"no-opt\": True."
"To turn TKET compilation in the stack off, a different option, `no-opt`, can be set to `True` inside `option_params`."
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"Users have the option of experimenting with the noise parameters of the Quantinuum emulators. Only a few of the available noise parameters are highlighted here demonstrating how to pass through the parameters in the Azure Quantum providers.\n",
"Users have the option of experimenting with the noise parameters of the Quantinuum emulators. Only a few of the available noise parameters are highlighted here demonstrating how to pass tQuantinuum API options to `AzureBackend` at job submission time.\n",
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"Users have the option of experimenting with the noise parameters of the Quantinuum emulators. Only a few of the available noise parameters are highlighted here demonstrating how to pass tQuantinuum API options to `AzureBackend` at job submission time.\n",
"Users have the option of experimenting with the noise parameters of the Quantinuum emulators. Only a few of the available noise parameters are highlighted here demonstrating how to pass Quantinuum API options to `AzureBackend` at job submission time.\n",

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"For more information on the full set of noise parameters available, see the H-series emulator product data sheets on the [System Model H1](https://www.quantinuum.com/hardware/h1) and [System Model H2](https://www.quantinuum.com/hardware/h2) pages."
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