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In this case, the output of f(x) is encoded by an offline part pk which consists of a big “garbled circuit” and an online part x which consists of n keys K1,...
Yao's garbled circuit construction gives rise to such randomized encodings in which the online part ˆ 𝑥 x ^ consists of 𝑛 n encryption keys of length 𝜅 κ ...
Yao's garbled circuit construction gives rise to such randomized encodings in which the online part consists of n encryption keys of length κ each, where n = |x ...
Encoding Functions with Constant Online Rate, or How to Compress Garbled Circuit Keys · Tables · Topics · 14 Citations · 60 References · Related Papers ...
Abstract. Randomized encodings of functions can be used to replace a “complex” function f(x) by a “simpler” randomized mapping ˆf(x; r).
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Specifically, we show how to encode any polynomial-time computable function f:{0,1} n → {0,1}m(n) with online rate of 1 + o(1) and with nearly linear online ...
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Randomized encodings of functions can be used to replace a “complex” function $f(x)$ by a “simpler” randomized mapping $\hat{f}(x;r)$ whose output ...
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