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diff --git a/configuration_space.ipynb b/configuration_space.ipynb index cc5e636..854b51b 100644 --- a/configuration_space.ipynb +++ b/configuration_space.ipynb @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ { "cell_type": "markdown", "metadata": {}, - "source": "It is represented by the [`Configuration`](api/pyecsca.ec.configuration.rst#pyecsca.ec.configuration.Configuration) class." + "source": "It is represented by the [Configuration](../api/pyecsca.ec.configuration.rst#pyecsca.ec.configuration.Configuration) class." }, { "cell_type": "markdown", @@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ "source": [ "## Enumerating configurations\n", "\n", - "The possible configurations can be generated using the [`all_configurations()`](api/pyecsca.ec.configuration.html#pyecsca.ec.configuration.all_configurations) function.\n", + "The possible configurations can be generated using the [all_configurations()](../api/pyecsca.ec.configuration.rst#pyecsca.ec.configuration.all_configurations) function.\n", "The whole space of configurations is quite huge.\n", "\n", "<div class=\"alert alert-warning\">\n", @@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ "metadata": {}, "source": [ "We see that when we fixed all parameters except for the scalar multiplier arguments \n", - "(see the [`LTRMultiplier`](api/pyecsca.ec.mult.binary.html#pyecsca.ec.mult.binary.LTRMultiplier) constructor) we obtained 1280 configurations. That number expresses all of the possible ways to use addition formulas for the `projective` coordinate system in the binary left-to-right multiplier as well as internal options of that multiplier:\n", + "(see the [LTRMultiplier](../api/pyecsca.ec.mult.binary.rst#pyecsca.ec.mult.binary.LTRMultiplier) constructor) we obtained 1280 configurations. That number expresses all of the possible ways to use addition formulas for the `projective` coordinate system in the binary left-to-right multiplier as well as internal options of that multiplier:\n", "\n", " - whether it is \"complete\" in a sense that it starts processing at a constant bit (the bit-length od the order)\n", " - whether it is \"double-and-add-always\"\n", |