This code exemplifies a fundamental mathematical operation involving two numerical variables, denoted as a & b. Subsequently, it undertakes a homomorphic operation leveraging hypergraphs as a computational framework.
Additionally, we perform type analysis on a hypothetical hyperedge operation and determine its type.
It's important to understand that this is not production code, it is designed for the sole purpose of demonstrating the concept and approach to performing homomorphic computations using hypergraphs.
For clarity, all examples have been significantly simplified and are not directly used in the Octra production code.
Modular Arithmetic Operations
Addition
(a+b)modn
Where a and b are integers, and n is the modulus.
Remainder Calculation
xmodn
Where x is an integer, and n is the modulus.
Homomorphic Addition of Encrypted Numbers
Encrypted Addition
Where c1 and c2 are encrypted numbers, and n is the modulus.
Encryption and Decryption Operations
Encryption
Where m is the message, (n, g) is the public key, and r is a random value.
Decryption
Where c is the encrypted message, (n, _) is the public key, and (λ, μ) is the private key.
Type Analysis for Hyperedge Operation
This is useful for ensuring the correctness of operations on hypergraphs and preventing type-related errors in the code.
Determine the type of a hyperedge operation, which can be int, uint or func based on the analysis performed.
open Octra.Z
module Variable = struct
type t = string
module Map = struct
include Map.Make(String)
let of_list bindings =
List.fold_left (fun acc (k,v) -> add k v acc) empty bindings
end
end
module TypeExpr = struct
type t = IntType | UnitType | ArrType of t * t
let rec eq t1 t2 =
match t1, t2 with
| UnitType, UnitType -> true
| IntType, IntType -> true
| ArrType(l1, r1), ArrType(l2, r2) -> eq l1 l2 && eq r1 r2
| _ -> false
end
module Expression = struct
type t =
| VarExpr of Variable.t
| AbsExpr of Variable.t * t
| AppExpr of t * t
| AnnExpr of t * TypeExpr.t
| IntExpr of int
| UnitExpr
let rec synthesize expression ~env =
match expression with
| UnitExpr -> Some(TypeExpr.UnitType)
| IntExpr _ -> Some(TypeExpr.IntType)
| VarExpr var -> Variable.Map.find_opt var env
| AnnExpr(e, ty) ->
let env' = Variable.Map.empty in
check e ~env:env' ~against:ty
| AppExpr(e1, e2) ->
(match synthesize e1 ~env with
| Some TypeExpr.ArrType(a, b) ->
(match check e2 ~env ~against:a with
| Some _ -> Some b
| _ -> None)
| _ -> None)
| AbsExpr(x, e) ->
let env' = Variable.Map.add x (TypeExpr.UnitType) env in
(match synthesize e ~env:env' with
| Some ty -> Some (TypeExpr.ArrType(TypeExpr.UnitType, ty))
| _ -> None)
and check expression ~env ~against =
match expression, against with
| e, ty ->
(match synthesize e ~env with
| Some ty' when TypeExpr.eq ty' against -> Some ty
| _ -> None)
end
type vertex = int
type hyperedge = { vertices: vertex list; weight: Z.t }
type hypergraph = hyperedge list
let encrypt m (n, g) =
let lower = Z.one in
let upper = Z.pred n in
let diff = Z.sub upper lower in
let r = Z.add lower (Z.rem (Z.of_int (Random.State.bits (Random.get_state ()))) diff) in
let gm = Z.powm g m (Z.mul n n) in
let rn = Z.powm r n (Z.mul n n) in
Z.rem (Z.mul gm rn) (Z.mul n n)
let decrypt c (n, _) (lambda, mu) =
let cl = Z.powm c lambda (Z.mul n n) in
let l x = Z.div (Z.sub x Z.one) n in
Z.rem (Z.mul (l cl) mu) n
let encrypted_add c1 c2 n =
Z.rem (Z.mul c1 c2) (Z.mul n n)
let generate_keys () =
let p = Z.of_int 61 in
let q = Z.of_int 53 in
let n = Z.mul p q in
let lambda = Z.lcm (Z.pred p) (Z.pred q) in
let g = Z.succ n in
let mu = Z.invert lambda n in
((n, g), (lambda, mu))
let create_hyperedge m public_key =
[encrypt m public_key]
let add_hyperedges he1 he2 public_key =
if List.length he1 <> 1 || List.length he2 <> 1 then
failwith "Hyperedges must contain only one encrypted number each"
else
let c1 = List.hd he1 in
let c2 = List.hd he2 in
let n = fst public_key in
[encrypted_add c1 c2 n]
let analyze_hypergraph_operation a_hyperedge b_hyperedge =
let open Expression in
let env = Variable.Map.of_list [("encrypted_add", TypeExpr.ArrType(TypeExpr.IntType, TypeExpr.ArrType(TypeExpr.IntType, TypeExpr.IntType)))] in
let add_expr = VarExpr "encrypted_add" in
let a_expr = IntExpr 0 in
let b_expr = IntExpr 1 in
let operation_expr = AppExpr(AppExpr(add_expr, a_expr), b_expr) in
match synthesize operation_expr ~env with
| Some ty -> Printf.printf "Type of hyperedge operation: %s\n" (match ty with
| TypeExpr.IntType -> "Integer"
| TypeExpr.UnitType -> "Unit"
| TypeExpr.ArrType(_, _) -> "Function")
| None -> Printf.printf "Type of hyperedge operation could not be determined\n"
let () =
Random.self_init ();
let public_key, private_key = generate_keys () in
let a = Z.of_int 111 in
let b = Z.of_int 222 in
let a_hyperedge = create_hyperedge a public_key in
let b_hyperedge = create_hyperedge b public_key in
let sum_hyperedge = add_hyperedges a_hyperedge b_hyperedge public_key in
let decrypted_sum_hyperedge = List.map (fun c -> decrypt c public_key private_key) sum_hyperedge in
Printf.printf "Encrypted Hyperedge A: %s\n" (Z.to_string (List.hd a_hyperedge));
Printf.printf "Encrypted Hyperedge B: %s\n" (Z.to_string (List.hd b_hyperedge));
Printf.printf "Encrypted Sum Hyperedge: %s\n" (Z.to_string (List.hd sum_hyperedge));
Printf.printf "Decrypted Sum Hyperedge: %s\n" (Z.to_string (List.hd decrypted_sum_hyperedge));
analyze_hypergraph_operation [List.hd a_hyperedge] [List.hd b_hyperedge];
The compilation of the code takes place as follows:
ocamlfind ocamlc -o test -package zarith -linkpkg test.ml
The output of the program execution is as follows:
david@Lambda0xE desktop % ./test
Encrypted Hyperedge A: 7878351
Encrypted Hyperedge B: 6449365
Encrypted Sum Hyperedge: 7478985
Decrypted Sum Hyperedge: 333
Type of hyperedge operation: Integer