lol-0.2.0.0: Crypto/Lol/Gadget.hs
{-# LANGUAGE ConstraintKinds, DataKinds, FlexibleContexts,
FlexibleInstances, MultiParamTypeClasses, NoImplicitPrelude,
PolyKinds, ScopedTypeVariables, TupleSections, TypeFamilies,
UndecidableInstances #-}
-- | Interfaces for "gadgets," decomposition, and error correction.
module Crypto.Lol.Gadget
( Gadget(..), Decompose(..), Correct(..)
, TrivGad, BaseBGad
) where
import Crypto.Lol.LatticePrelude
import Control.Applicative
import Control.Arrow
-- | Dummy type representing the gadget @[1]@.
data TrivGad
-- | Dummy type representing the gadget @[1,b,b^2,...]@.
data BaseBGad b
-- | "Gadget" vectors, parameterized by an index type.
class Ring u => Gadget gad u where
-- | The gadget vector over @u@.
gadget :: Tagged gad [u]
-- | Yield an error-tolerant encoding of an element with respect to
-- the gadget. (Mathematically, this should just be the product of
-- the input with the gadget, but it is a class method to allow for
-- optimized implementations.)
encode :: u -> Tagged gad [u]
encode s = ((* s) <$>) <$> gadget
-- | Decomposition relative to a gadget.
class (Gadget gad u, Reduce (DecompOf u) u) => Decompose gad u where
-- | The ring that @u@ decomposes over.
type DecompOf u
-- | Yield a short vector @x@ such that @\<g, x\> = u@.
decompose :: u -> Tagged gad [DecompOf u]
-- | Error correction relative to a gadget.
class Gadget gad u => Correct gad u where
-- | Error-correct a "noisy" encoding of an element (see 'encode'),
-- returning the encoded element and the error vector.
correct :: Tagged gad [u] -> (u, [LiftOf u])
-- instances for products
instance (Gadget gad a, Gadget gad b) => Gadget gad (a,b) where
gadget = (++) <$> (map (,zero) <$> gadget) <*> (map (zero,) <$> gadget)
instance (Decompose gad a, Decompose gad b, DecompOf a ~ DecompOf b)
=> Decompose gad (a,b) where
type DecompOf (a,b) = DecompOf a
decompose (a,b) = (++) <$> decompose a <*> decompose b
instance (Correct gad a, Correct gad b,
Mod a, Mod b, Field a, Field b, Lift' a, Lift' b,
ToInteger (LiftOf a), ToInteger (LiftOf b))
=> Correct gad (a,b) where
correct =
let gada = gadget :: Tagged gad [a]
gadb = gadget :: Tagged gad [b]
ka = length gada
qaval = toInteger $ proxy modulus (Proxy::Proxy a)
qbval = toInteger $ proxy modulus (Proxy::Proxy b)
qamod = fromIntegral qaval
qbmod = fromIntegral qbval
qainv = recip qamod
qbinv = recip qbmod
in \tv ->
let v = untag tv
(wa,wb) = splitAt ka v
(va,xb) = unzip $
(\(a,b) -> let x = toInteger $ lift b
in (qbinv * (a - fromIntegral x), x)) <$> wa
(vb,xa) = unzip $
(\(a,b) -> let x = toInteger $ lift a
in (qainv * (b - fromIntegral x), x)) <$> wb
(sa,ea) = (qbmod *) ***
zipWith (\x e -> x + qbval * toInteger e) xb $
correct (tag va `asTypeOf` gada)
(sb,eb) = (qamod *) ***
zipWith (\x e -> x + qaval * toInteger e) xa $
correct (tag vb `asTypeOf` gadb)
in ((sa,sb), ea ++ eb)
{- CJP: strawman class for the more general view of LWE secrets as
"module characters," i.e., module homomorphisms into a particular
range. This is probably wrong, though.
class Character u where -- Module superclass(es)?
type CharRange u
data Char u -- need data for injectivity
evalChar :: Char u -> u -> CharRange u
class (Gadget gad u, Character u) => Correct gad u where
-- | Correct a "noisy" encoding of an LWE secret (i.e., a
-- 'ModuleHomom' on 'u').
correct :: Tagged gad [CharRange u] -> Char u
encode :: (Correct gad u) => Char u -> Tagged gad [CharRange u]
encode s = pasteT $ evalMH s <$> peelT gadget
-}