HyperKING: Quantum-Classical Generative Adversarial Networks for Hyperspectral Image Restoration
Quantum machine intelligence starts showing its impact on satellite remote sensing (SRS). Also, recent literature exhibits that quantum generative intelligences encompass superior potential than their classical counterpart, motivating us to develop quantum generative adversarial networks (GANs) for SRS. However, existing quantum GANs are restricted by the limited quantum bit (qubit) resources of current quantum computers and process merely a small 2x2 grayscale image, far from being applicable to SRS. Recently, the novel concept of hybrid quantum-classical GAN, a quantum generator with a classical discriminator, has upgraded the order to 28x28 (still grayscale), whereas it is still insufficient for SRS. This motivates us to design a radically new hybrid framework, where both generator and discriminator are hybrid architectures. We demonstrate this feasibility, leading to a breakthrough of processing 128x128 hyperspectral images for SRS. Specifically, we design the quantum part with mathematically provable quantum full expressibility (FE) to address core signal processing tasks, wherein the FE property allows the quantum network to realize any valid quantum operator with appropriate training. The classical part, composed of convolutional layers, treats the read-in (compressing the optical information into limited qubits) and read-out (addressing the quantum collapse effect) procedures. The proposed innovative hybrid quantum GAN, named Hyperspectral Knot-like IntelligeNt dIscrimiNator and Generator (HyperKING), where knot partly symbolizes the quantum entanglement and partly the compressed quantum domain in the central part of the network architecture. HyperKING significantly surpasses the classical approaches in hyperspectral tensor completion, mixed noise removal (about 3dB improvement), and blind source separation results.
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