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In the 9/10/24 design meeting, we decided to change the default configuration of the quantum coin to P(up)=1.
Due to the changes proposed in #28, any mixed state will result in neither basis state button being selected. The current default is an 80/20 mix, and it feels odd for neither button to be selected by default. The original motivation for the default being an 80/20 mix was that a superposition has a more interesting outcome in the experiment mode. However, students may naturally set up a superposition before their first (or second) experiment, which we'll look for in interviews.
For now, let's use P(up)=1 as the default configuration of the quantum coin.
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In the 9/10/24 design meeting, we decided to change the default configuration of the quantum coin to P(up)=1.
Due to the changes proposed in #28, any mixed state will result in neither basis state button being selected. The current default is an 80/20 mix, and it feels odd for neither button to be selected by default. The original motivation for the default being an 80/20 mix was that a superposition has a more interesting outcome in the experiment mode. However, students may naturally set up a superposition before their first (or second) experiment, which we'll look for in interviews.
For now, let's use P(up)=1 as the default configuration of the quantum coin.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: