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Efficient  Batch  Zero-Knowledge  Arguments  for  Low  Degree  Polynomials

Efficient Batch Zero-Knowledge Arguments for Low Degree Polynomials

... an efficient batch protocol for proving and verifying t instances of the same relation ...membership arguments and polynomial evaluation ...communication efficient Σ-protocols for membership ... See full document

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Leveraging zero knowledge succinct arguments of knowledge for efficient verification of outsourced training of artificial neural networks

Leveraging zero knowledge succinct arguments of knowledge for efficient verification of outsourced training of artificial neural networks

... high degree approximations that result in complex constraints and again a blow up in the number of gates in the ...for efficient computation on floating point arithmetic and clean derivatives this line of ... See full document

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Zero-Knowledge  for   Multivariate  Polynomials

Zero-Knowledge for Multivariate Polynomials

... very efficient zero-knowledge proof based on the MQ problem (multi- variate quadratic polynomials) is ...to polynomials of degree d for any d ≥ ...most efficient ones ... See full document

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Implicit  Zero-Knowledge  Arguments   and  Applications  to  the  Malicious  Setting

Implicit Zero-Knowledge Arguments and Applications to the Malicious Setting

... apply batch techniques to reduce drastically the number of equations needed for the NIZK of the first flow, as the client cannot gain knowledge from the second flow by cheating (IP is randomized by R and R ... See full document

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Efficient  Adaptively  Secure  Zero-knowledge  from  Garbled  Circuits

Efficient Adaptively Secure Zero-knowledge from Garbled Circuits

... the zero-knowledge proof system of GMW [GMW91] is not secure against adaptive adversaries or else the polynomial hierarchy collapses, and proceed to build ZK ...ZK arguments are presented relying on ... See full document

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Predictable  Arguments  of  Knowledge

Predictable Arguments of Knowledge

... In this section we consider the notion of Predictable ZAP (PZAP). With the terminology “ZAP” we want to stress the particular structure of the argument system we are interested in, namely a one-round protocol in which ... See full document

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Efficient  Threshold  Zero-Knowledge  with  Applications  to  User-Centric  Protocols

Efficient Threshold Zero-Knowledge with Applications to User-Centric Protocols

... Related Work. Pedersen [41] considers distributed provers in the context of undeniable signatures. However, while our goal is to improve the security against theft of the user’s identity, Pedersen’s focus is on ... See full document

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Round-Optimal  Fully  Black-Box  Zero-Knowledge  Arguments  from  One-Way  Permutations

Round-Optimal Fully Black-Box Zero-Knowledge Arguments from One-Way Permutations

... al- low one player (called the prover) to convince another player (called the verifier) of the validity of a mathematical statement x ∈ L, while providing zero additional knowledge to the ... See full document

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Privacy-Free  Garbled  Circuits  with  Applications  To  Efficient  Zero-Knowledge

Privacy-Free Garbled Circuits with Applications To Efficient Zero-Knowledge

... GCs. Zero-Knowledge (ZK) protocols is one of these examples: In a recent paper Jawurek et ...construct efficient ZK proofs for unstructured ...more efficient garbling schemes specifically ... See full document

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Circumventing $d$-to-$1$ for Approximation Resistance of Satisfiable Predicates Strictly Containing Parity of Width at Least Four

Circumventing $d$-to-$1$ for Approximation Resistance of Satisfiable Predicates Strictly Containing Parity of Width at Least Four

... by low-degree expansions of g. Because of smoothness, low-degree terms in the Efron-Stein decomposition project to unique coordinates with probability arbitrarily close to ...draws ... See full document

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Prover-Efficient  Commit-And-Prove  Zero-Knowledge  SNARKs

Prover-Efficient Commit-And-Prove Zero-Knowledge SNARKs

... the same vector are used instead of ~a, ~b, or ~b, with different values of d, in different instantiations of this relation. While such complications are probably solvable, they result in a less intuitive and less ... See full document

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Efficient  Generic  Zero-Knowledge  Proofs  from  Commitments

Efficient Generic Zero-Knowledge Proofs from Commitments

... Generic constructions for Zero-knowledge are starting to emerge. The recent line of work starting with [14] focus on the novel idea of using garbled circuits for Zero-knowledge proofs of ... See full document

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3D convolutional GAN for fast simulation

3D convolutional GAN for fast simulation

... size. Batch normalization layers for regular- ization and leaky rectified linear units activation functions are used to take into account the level of sparsity of the input ... See full document

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Location of Zero-free Regions of Polynomials

Location of Zero-free Regions of Polynomials

... Gulzar, On the Zeros of Complex Polynomials in a Given Circle, International Journal of Engineering Research and Development, Vol. Marden, Geometry of Polynomials,Math[r] ... See full document

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Zero Alignment of Verb Arguments in a Parallel Treebank

Zero Alignment of Verb Arguments in a Parallel Treebank

... This paper analyses several points of inter- lingual dependency mismatch on the ma- terial of a parallel Czech-English depen- dency treebank. Particularly, the points of alignment mismatch between the va- lency frame ... See full document

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On σ type zero of Sheffer polynomials

On σ type zero of Sheffer polynomials

... Appell polynomials by means of the Stieltjes ...Appell polynomials and the as- sociated classes of polynomial expansions and some cases have also been discussed by Srivastava and Choi [] in their ... See full document

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Full  Proof  Cryptography:  Verifiable  Compilation  of  Efficient  Zero-Knowledge  Protocols

Full Proof Cryptography: Verifiable Compilation of Efficient Zero-Knowledge Protocols

... In this paper, we present ZKCrypt, an optimizing crypto- graphic compiler that achieves an unprecedented level of as- surance without sacrificing practicality for a comprehensive class of cryptographic protocols, known ... See full document

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Commitments   and  Efficient  Zero-Knowledge  Proofs  from  Learning  Parity  with  Noise

Commitments and Efficient Zero-Knowledge Proofs from Learning Parity with Noise

... on efficient interactive and non- interactive zero-knowledge proofs and arguments of knowledge has been pub- lished, see, ...ZK arguments (as opposed to proofs), where the ... See full document

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Efficient  Zero-Knowledge  Proofs  for  Commitments  from  Learning  With  Errors  over  Rings

Efficient Zero-Knowledge Proofs for Commitments from Learning With Errors over Rings

... of knowledge for the same relation R with knowledge error 1/|C| ...a knowledge error of (m −1)/|C| if 1 − α > (m −1)/|C|, and special cases of this result were already used implicitly in previous ... See full document

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Efficient Zero-Knowledge Watermark Detection with Improved Robustness to Sensitivity Attacks

Efficient Zero-Knowledge Watermark Detection with Improved Robustness to Sensitivity Attacks

... Adelsbach et al. presented in [20] a proof for a generic func- tion approximation whose inverse can be efficiently proven, covering, for example, divisions and square roots. Here, we present a specific protocol for proving ... See full document

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