Foundations & theory
Proof-oriented verticals on what quantum computation is and where advantage comes from.
DS-01 · DS-02 · DS-03
00Open datasets
One umbrella corpus and sixteen domain verticals share a single schema for training, evaluation, and continued pretraining.
huggingface.co/Neura-parse · CC-BY-4.0 · EN · Parquet · train/test
01Corpus model
Start broad, specialize on a vertical, then evaluate on its held-out split. The shared schema keeps that route consistent across the collection.
Instruction / response
Supervised fine-tuning (SFT) of assistants and copilots
Open Q&A
Free-form evaluation and retrieval-grounded answering
Multiple choice
Deterministic scoring and regression benchmarks
Runnable code tasks
Code-generation training and execution-checked evaluation
Concepts + pretraining text
Continued pretraining and encyclopedic grounding
02Dataset ledger
Proof-oriented verticals on what quantum computation is and where advantage comes from.
DS-01 · DS-02 · DS-03
Both directions: quantum models that learn from data, and classical ML that makes quantum computers work.
DS-04 · DS-05
From device physics to the physical-to-logical resource pipeline, simulated in code.
DS-06 · DS-07 · DS-08 · DS-09 · DS-10
The compilation stack, quantum simulation of matter, and the honest advantage question.
DS-11 · DS-12 · DS-13
Distributed quantum systems, precision measurement, and the quantum-safe boundary.
DS-14 · DS-15 · DS-16
Proof-oriented verticals on what quantum computation is and where advantage comes from.
Both directions: quantum models that learn from data, and classical ML that makes quantum computers work.
From device physics to the physical-to-logical resource pipeline, simulated in code.
The compilation stack, quantum simulation of matter, and the honest advantage question.
Distributed quantum systems, precision measurement, and the quantum-safe boundary.
03Data flows
The corpus is built for three flows. Each one ends in something reviewable, because a model you cannot evaluate is a liability: every dataset ships a held-out test split, and in our own stack the experiments that consume these sets are recorded as QFlow evidence.
Select the umbrella corpus or a domain vertical and retain its dataset identity and licence.
Input · dataset revision
Read instruction, question, code, concept, and pretraining records through the shared schema.
Artifact · common fields
Keep published train and held-out test splits distinct before tuning or evaluation begins.
Gate · split integrity
Use the selected records for supervised tuning, deterministic evaluation, or grounded retrieval.
Process · declared use
Retain the dataset revision, method, test result, and limitation as reviewable model evidence.
Output · evaluation record
The collection follows the same research practice as QANTIS, qmesh, and QMANN, and feeds the assistants and evaluation harnesses built with NowFlow and QFlow. It remains open under CC-BY-4.0.
04Quickstart
Every dataset loads through the standard datasets library with a train and test split. Attribution under CC-BY-4.0: credit Neura Parse Ltd and link the dataset.
pip install datasets
from datasets import load_dataset
# The umbrella corpus — survey depth across the field
ds = load_dataset("Neura-parse/quantum-computing")
# A deep-dive vertical — research depth on one domain
ft = load_dataset("Neura-parse/fault-tolerant-quantum-computing")
print(ds["train"][0]) # one schema across all 17 sets
print(ft["test"].num_rows)Use the corpus
Seventeen open datasets under one schema. If you are building quantum tooling, assistants, or evaluation pipelines on top of them, we want to hear about it.