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Example
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This is an example of how to generate the parameter curves using the v0.sobj data file.
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This is an example of how to generate the parameter curves, and save them to file.
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sage: load("scripts.py")
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sage: results = get_zama_curves()
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sage: save(results, "v0.sobj")
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We can load results files, and find the interpolants.
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@@ -56,9 +64,6 @@ TODO List
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There are several updates which are still required.
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1. Consider Hybrid attacks (WIP, Michael + Ben are coding up hybrid-dual/hybrid-decoding estimates)
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2. Consider MITM attacks for small values of n (WIP, Michael has coded this up in the Zama internal estimator, I just need to add it to the parameter curves code).
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3. As part of (2), the version of the LWE Estimator used needs to be edited to use Zama's internal estimator.
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4. Add an example of how to _generate_ the parameter curves in the first place.
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5. CI/CD stuff for new pushes to the external LWE Estimator.
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6. Fully automate the process of finding n_{alpha} for each curve.
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7. Functionality for q =! 64? This is covered by the curve, but we currently don't account for it in the models, and it needs to be done manually.
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2. CI/CD stuff for new pushes to the external LWE Estimator.
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3. Fully automate the process of finding n_{alpha} for each curve.
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4. Functionality for q =! 64? This is covered by the curve, but we currently don't account for it in the models, and it needs to be done manually.
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