An experimental research system combining brain MRI processing, stage classification, and quantum-derived entropy features.
Qu-Alz began with a research question: could MRI-based stage classification be paired with a quantum-derived signal to support research into earlier Alzheimer's risk assessment?
The resulting prototype connects medical-image processing, machine learning, quantum computation, and a web interface for reviewing the outputs together. It was first developed for SEA Quantathon 2025, where it placed first runner-up. The team later developed the work into a conference paper accepted for presentation at ASEAN IVO Forum 2025.
Brain MRI
-> preprocessing and region segmentation
-> four-stage impairment classification
-> MRI feature encoding
-> reduced density matrices
-> von Neumann entropy
-> Entanglement Entropy Score
-> combined research view
The system includes:
- PyTorch-based MRI preprocessing and segmentation;
- classification across no, very mild, mild, and moderate impairment classes;
- a quantum path using a
ZZFeatureMap, density matrices, and von Neumann entropy; - an Entanglement Entropy Score considered alongside the image-model outputs;
- a Next.js interface for uploading an MRI image and reviewing the generated results;
- notebooks, scripts, trained prototype artifacts, tests, and generated result plots.
The competition presentation framed the system as a combined pipeline rather than a standalone model. The repository retains the outputs used to discuss that pipeline:
- class-level EES comparison;
- EES visualization;
- stage-classification confusion matrix;
- sample segmentation and classification outputs.
These are experimental prototype results. The project did not conduct clinical evaluation or establish diagnostic performance.
cd quantum-risk
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
python test_quantum_ees.pyAdditional usage notes are available in quantum-risk/PIPELINE_USAGE.md.
cd interface
npm install --legacy-peer-deps
npm run devThe interface is a review surface for the prototype outputs; it is not a clinical application.
- First runner-up, SEA Quantathon 2025
- Conference paper accepted for presentation at ASEAN IVO Forum 2025: Qu-Alz: Quantum-Enhanced Early Prediction of Alzheimer's in Southeast Asia
- Project demonstration
- CERN Open Quantum Institute event report
- Official ASEAN IVO Forum program
- Presentation archive
Qu-Alz was developed by Roi Victor Roberto, Sayed Tahlil Hossain, Dimas Sakti Widyatmaja, and Mutawally Nawwar.
Licensed under the MIT License.
