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by rhindi
1833 days ago
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Yes, in practice however it makes a difference. Consider for example computing the ReLu function for a neural network: - With boolean circuits you need to run dozens of boolean gates, which means a lot of underlying crypto ops. Works but expensive. - with arithmetic circuits, you would approximate it using polynomials. Works but not with high precision. - with functional circuits, you encore the function as a single “bootstrapping” operation. Works in a single crypto op. Performance / precision tradeoffs will be very different in these 3 cases |
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