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from public import public
from scipy.stats import ttest_ind
import numpy as np
from typing import Sequence, Optional
from .trace import Trace, CombinedTrace
def ttest(first_set: Sequence[Trace], second_set: Sequence[Trace],
equal_var: bool) -> Optional[CombinedTrace]:
if not first_set or not second_set or len(first_set) == 0 or len(second_set) == 0:
return None
first_stack = np.stack([first.samples for first in first_set])
second_stack = np.stack([second.samples for second in second_set])
result = ttest_ind(first_stack, second_stack, axis=0, equal_var=equal_var)
return CombinedTrace(None, None, result[0], parents=[*first_set, *second_set])
@public
def welch_ttest(first_set: Sequence[Trace], second_set: Sequence[Trace]) -> CombinedTrace:
"""
Perform the Welch's t-test sample wise on two sets of traces `first_set` and `second_set`.
Useful for Test Vector Leakage Analysis (TVLA).
:param first_set:
:param second_set:
:return: Welch's t-values (samplewise)
"""
return ttest(first_set, second_set, False)
@public
def student_ttest(first_set: Sequence[Trace], second_set: Sequence[Trace]) -> CombinedTrace:
"""
Perform the Students's t-test sample wise on two sets of traces `first_set` and `second_set`.
Useful for Test Vector Leakage Analysis (TVLA).
:param first_set:
:param second_set:
:return: Student's t-values (samplewise)
"""
return ttest(first_set, second_set, True)
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