We present a theoretical scheme for the generation of stationary entangled states. To achieve the purpose we consider an open quantum system consisting of a two-qubit plunged in a thermal bath, as the source of dissipation, and then analytically solve the corresponding quantum master equation. We generate two classes of stationary entangled states including the Werner-like and maximally entangled mixed states. In this regard, since the solution of the system depends on its initial state, we can manipulate it and construct robust Bell-like state. In the continuation, we analytically obtain the population and coherence of the considered two-qubit system and show that the residual coherence can be maintained even in the equilibrium condition. Finally, we successfully encode our two-qubit system to solve a binary classification problem. We demonstrate that, the introduced classifiers present high accuracy without requiring any iterative method. In addition, we show that the quantum based classifiers beat the classical ones.
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