The family of chi-square molecules Pearson: Software-continuum quantum accelerators of high-dimensional calculations

It is shown that the Schrödinger equations are not the only equations that generate difficult splittable continuous-quantum conversion. Such equations are many and each of them can be used to create a continuous quantum processors or accelerators computing. As one example of a simple continuous-quantum equations is considered Chi-square transformation of Pearson. At small number of experiences distribution the chi-square has obviously expressed discrete character that is equivalent supervision of a range of conditions of some molecule. Conventionally such mathematical molecule can be called as Pearson´s molecule. There given the information already implemented, continuous quantum accelerator computing, designed for solving the inverse problem of neural network biometrics.