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# Game of Life | ||
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In the associated [Python file](https://github.com/zama-ai/concrete/blob/main/frontends/concrete-python/examples/game_of_life/game_of_life.py), you can run the Game of Life, written in Concrete Python. | ||
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![ Game of Life](../_static/game_of_life.gif) | ||
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### Installation | ||
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In addition to Concrete, you must install `pygame` in your virtual environment: | ||
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- `pip3 install pygame` | ||
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Once done, if you go to `frontends/concrete-python/examples/game_of_life`, `python game_of_life.py --help` should give you the manpage: | ||
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``` | ||
Game of Life in Concrete Python. | ||
options: | ||
-h, --help show this help message and exit | ||
--dimension DIMENSION | ||
Dimension of the grid | ||
--refresh_every REFRESH_EVERY | ||
Refresh the grid every X steps | ||
--method {method_3b,method_4b,method_5b,method_basic} | ||
Method for refreshing the grid | ||
--log2_global_p_error LOG2_GLOBAL_P_ERROR | ||
Probability of correctness issue (full circuit) | ||
--log2_p_error LOG2_P_ERROR | ||
Probability of correctness issue (individual TLU) | ||
--simulate Simulate instead of running computations in FHE | ||
--show_mlir Show the MLIR | ||
--stop_after_compilation | ||
Stop after compilation | ||
--text_output Print a text output of the grid | ||
``` | ||
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### Running | ||
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Then, you can play with the different options, and in particular: | ||
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- `dimension`, to chose the size of the grid; the larger, the slower | ||
- `method`, to chose which implementation is used for the grid update | ||
- `log2_global_p_error` and `log2_p_error`, to chose the probability of correctness issue (see the Concrete documentation for more information) | ||
- `simulate`, to do computations only in simulation, i.e., not in FHE | ||
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### Typical Executions | ||
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In simulation: `python3 game_of_life.py --dimension 100 --refresh_every 50 --simulate` | ||
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In FHE: `python3 game_of_life.py --dimension 6 --refresh_every 8 --log2_p_error -40 --method method_4b` | ||
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### Technical Explanations | ||
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A blog is currently being under writening, and a link will be added it here when it's available. In the meantime, some explanations are given in the code. |
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