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Follow-up to #3598, covering the "mul + relinearize on ciphertexts" part of #3022.
How It works:
@test_mul_relinrunsckks.multhenckks.relinearize, lowered with--ckks-to-polynomial --heir-polynomial-to-llvm. The test checks thatd0 + d1*sof the result is within the noise bound of(a0 + a1*s)(b0 + b1*s), using the same Python-generated secret key and relinearization key as the relinearize test.Separately, I'm interested in a larger end-to-end suite that checks measured noise against HEIR's noise models. I'll open an issue or bring it to office hours.
Code co-authored with Claude.