Reduce the runtime of two notebooks #360
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maolinml
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@maolinml I'm re-writing these example notebooks now to use hybrid jobs anyways. Should be done in 1-2 weeks once we are code complete. |
krneta
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Please do not merge this PR. @mbeach-aws is rewriting the two examples with Jobs in this PR #408 and I will close this one once that PR is merged. |
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This PR [https://github.com//pull/408] has been merged, and the runtimes of the two notebook seem to be decreased to below 1 second [!!!!], so I close this PR. |
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Issue #, if available:
There are two pennylane notebooks take too long to finish
Description of changes:
We reduce the runtime by reducing the number of iterations while making sure the result is still reasonable.
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