Summary
In this chapter, we covered some of the many effects that noise has on a quantum computing system, both specific to the qubit and externally with respect to the quantum system itself via readout errors. We discovered how we can use the Qiskit Runtime service to run our circuits using the fundamental building blocks known as Primitives. Finally, we learned how to apply error suppression and mitigation techniques to our quantum circuits so to filter the noisy results from a quantum device, which significantly reduces errors and provides more accurate results to complex quantum circuits.
In the next chapter, we will learn how to create quantum applications using the many features available in Qiskit. We will look at creating quantum algorithms, and ultimately provide you with all the tools you need to create your own quantum algorithms and quantum applications.
