Exemple #1
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void recursiveEval(const CubeSlice<zz_p>& s,
                   const Vec< copied_ptr<FFTHelper> >& multiEvalPoints,
                   long d,
                   zz_pX& tmp1,
                   Vec<zz_p>& tmp2)
{
   long numDims = s.getNumDims();
   //OLD: assert(numDims > 0);
   helib::assertTrue(numDims > 0, "CubeSlice s has negative dimension number");

   if (numDims > 1) {
      long dim0 = s.getDim(0);
      for (long i = 0; i < dim0; i++)
         recursiveEval(CubeSlice<zz_p>(s, i), multiEvalPoints, d+1, tmp1, tmp2);
   }

   long posBnd = s.getProd(1);
   for (long pos = 0; pos < posBnd; pos++) {
      getHyperColumn(tmp1.rep, s, pos);
      tmp1.normalize();
      multiEvalPoints[d]->FFT(tmp1, tmp2);
      setHyperColumn(tmp2, s, pos);
   }

}
Exemple #2
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// Get multiple layers of a Benes permutation network. Returns in out[i][j]
// the shift amount to move item j in the i'th layer. Also isID[i]=true if
// the i'th layer is the identity (i.e., contains only 0 shift amounts).
void ColPerm::getBenesShiftAmounts(Vec<Permut>& out, Vec<bool>& isID,
				   const Vec<long>& benesLvls) const
{
  // Go over the columns one by one. For each column extract the columns
  // permutation, prepare a Benes network for it, and then for every layer
  // compute the shift amounts for this columns.

  long n = getDim(dim);     // the permutations are over [0,n-1]

  // Allocate space
  out.SetLength(benesLvls.length());
  isID.SetLength(benesLvls.length());
  for (long k=0; k<benesLvls.length(); k++) {
    out[k].SetLength(getSize());
    isID[k] = true;
  }

  Vec<long> col;
  col.SetLength(n);

  for (long slice_index = 0; slice_index < numSlices(dim); slice_index++) {
    ConstCubeSlice<long> slice(*this, slice_index, dim);
    for (long col_index = 0; col_index < slice.numCols(); col_index++) {
      getHyperColumn(col, slice, col_index);

      GeneralBenesNetwork net(col); // build a Benes network for this column

      // Sanity checks: width of network == n,
      //                and sum of benesLvls entries == # of levels
      assert(net.getSize()==n);
      {long sum=0;
       for (long k=0; k<benesLvls.length(); k++) sum+=benesLvls[k];
       assert(net.getNumLevels()==sum);
      }

      // Compute the layers of the collapased network for this column
      for (long lvl=0,k=0; k<benesLvls.length(); lvl += benesLvls[k], k++) {

	// Returns in col the shift amounts for this layer in the network,
	// restricted to this column. Also returns true if the returned
	// permutation is the idendity, false otherwise.
	bool id = collapseBenesLevels(col, net, lvl, benesLvls[k]);
	isID[k] = isID[k] && id;

        CubeSlice<long> oslice(out[k], getSig());
        CubeSlice<long> osubslice(oslice, slice_index, dim);
        setHyperColumn(col, osubslice, col_index);
      }  // next collapsed layer
    }  // next column
  } // next slice
}
Exemple #3
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void recursiveInterp(const CubeSlice<zz_p>& s,
                     const Vec< copied_ptr<FFTHelper> >& multiEvalPoints,
                     long d,
                     zz_pX& tmp1,
                     Vec<zz_p>& tmp2)
{
   long numDims = s.getNumDims();
   assert(numDims > 0);

   long posBnd = s.getProd(1);
   for (long pos = 0; pos < posBnd; pos++) {
      getHyperColumn(tmp2, s, pos);
      multiEvalPoints[d]->iFFT(tmp1, tmp2, false); // do not normalize
      setHyperColumn(tmp1.rep, s, pos, zz_p::zero());
   }

   if (numDims > 1) {
      long dim0 = s.getDim(0);
      for (long i = 0; i < dim0; i++)
         recursiveInterp(CubeSlice<zz_p>(s, i), multiEvalPoints, d+1, tmp1, tmp2);
   }

}
Exemple #4
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// This routine recursively reduces each hypercolumn
// in dimension d (viewed as a coeff vector) by Phi_{m_d}(X)
// If one starts with a cube of dimension (m_1, ..., m_k),
// one ends up with a cube that is effectively of dimension
// phi(m_1, ..., m_k). Viewed as an element of the ring
// F_p[X_1,...,X_k]/(Phi_{m_1}(X_1), ..., Phi_{m_k}(X_k)),
// the cube remains unchanged.
static void recursiveReduce(const CubeSlice<zz_p>& s, 
                     const Vec<zz_pXModulus>& cycVec, 
                     long d,
                     zz_pX& tmp1,
                     zz_pX& tmp2)
{
   long numDims = s.getNumDims();
   //OLD: assert(numDims > 0);
  helib::assertTrue(numDims > 0l, "CubeSlice s has negative number of dimensions");
  
   long deg0 = deg(cycVec[d]);

   long posBnd = s.getProd(1);
   for (long pos = 0; pos < posBnd; pos++) {
      getHyperColumn(tmp1.rep, s, pos);
      tmp1.normalize();

      // tmp2 may not be normalized, so clear it first
      clear(tmp2); 

      rem(tmp2, tmp1, cycVec[d]);

      // now pad tmp2.rep with zeros to length deg0...
      // tmp2 may not be normalized
      long len = tmp2.rep.length();
      tmp2.rep.SetLength(deg0);
      for (long i = len; i < deg0; i++) tmp2.rep[i] = 0;

      setHyperColumn(tmp2.rep, s, pos);
   }

   if (numDims == 1) return;

   for (long i = 0; i < deg0; i++) 
      recursiveReduce(CubeSlice<zz_p>(s, i), cycVec, d+1, tmp1, tmp2);

}
Exemple #5
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void recursiveEval(const CubeSlice<zz_p>& s,
                   const Vec< Vec<zz_p> >& multiEvalPoints,
                   long d,
                   zz_pX& tmp1,
                   Vec<zz_p>& tmp2)
{
   long numDims = s.getNumDims();
   assert(numDims > 0);

   if (numDims > 1) {
      long dim0 = s.getDim(0);
      for (long i = 0; i < dim0; i++)
         recursiveEval(CubeSlice<zz_p>(s, i), multiEvalPoints, d+1, tmp1, tmp2);
   }

   long posBnd = s.getProd(1);
   for (long pos = 0; pos < posBnd; pos++) {
      getHyperColumn(tmp1.rep, s, pos);
      tmp1.normalize();
      eval(tmp2, tmp1, multiEvalPoints[d]);
      setHyperColumn(tmp2, s, pos);
   }

}