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Microsoft SEAL is an easy-to-use and powerful homomorphic encryption library.

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when the size of set is 2^8 ,it's OK. but after changing the size of set into 2^10 or bigger, the following issues happened. Could you explain why ?Thank you...

I am researching topic "Logistic regression over encrypted data from fully homomorphic encryption". Authors use bscale function to combine bootstrapping with scaling, and said that: ![image](https://github.com/microsoft/SEAL/assets/85333263/0b9c2ab7-73b2-4500-a196-03972dfe1d7e) However, I don't know...

Hi, I'm working with the CKKS scheme to perform a calculation involving plaintexts and ciphertexts. It appears that there is a larger accuracy difference to the same cleartext calculations when...

Hello, I am encountering some unexpected behavior while performing operations with insufficient multiplicative depth specified by coeff_modulus. I would like to report these cases and seek guidance from your team...

I need to check the validity of a plaintext, without revealing the ciphertext itself. While zero-knowledge proofs and protocols come to mind, checking the total sum of all slots in...

I am trying to use the GPU etc. to compute Ciphertext. I have used `for_each_n()` function and iterators to extract Dynarray's elements ( I think they are coefficients of ciphertext...

I am trying to compute the ciphertext coefficient modulus (q) of the BGV scheme. But, I am a bit confused about how this is represented in Seal. This is related...

It seems to be impossible to find a working solution for less-than / greater-than comparison for HE and SEAL does not seem to provide such functionality. Is there a working...

By enabling check options during compilation, we found a bug related to C++ syntax. ![Image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d95616f6-b580-48e3-adad-25c76845a8a3) The code attempts to initialize an IterTuple object using {}, but IterTuple may not have...

In `CKKSEncoderEncodeSingleDecodeTest`, there is a comment that says there is **a very large scale**. ``` { // Use a very large scale int data_bound = (1