Quantum kernel ridge regression shows double descent in test risk, with the interpolation peak suppressible by regularization, via random matrix theory asymptotics in the high-dimensional limit.
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A sparse-activation model predicts double-descent loss with distinct under- and over-parameterized scaling exponents set by sparsity, plus a compute-optimal frontier favoring dataset growth.
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Double Descent in Quantum Kernel Ridge Regression
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