qosst-alice
This project is part of QOSST.
Features
qosst-alice is the module of QOSST in charge of the functionalities of Alice for CV-QKD. In particular it includes:
- Generation of symbols according to a given constellation of points with an associated distribution;
- Digital Signal Processing of those symbols to generate a sequence to apply on a modulator;
- Interface to apply the sequence to the hardware;
- Estimation of Alice's parameters (in particular the average number of photons per symbols);
- Alice's server code.
Installation
The module can be installed with the following command:
pip install qosst-alice
It is also possible to install it directly from the github repository:
pip install git+https://github.com/qosst/qosst-alice
It also possible to clone the repository before and install it with pip or poetry
git clone https://github.com/qosst/qosst-alice
cd qosst-alice
poetry install
pip install .
Documentation
The whole documentation can be found at https://qosst-alice.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Command line usage
A command line is shipped with the project to be able to launch Alice's server. The first step is to create a configuration file. This can be done with a command line tool shipped with the qosst-core package (which is a dependency of qosst-alice):
qosst configuration create
This will create the default configuration file at the location config.toml (you change the location with the -f or --file option). For more information on the meaning of each parameter in the configuration and how to change them, check the qosst tutorial.
Alice's server can then be launched with the following command:
qosst-alice -f config.toml
License
As for all submodules of QOSST, qosst-alice is shipped under the Gnu General Public License v3.
Contributing
Contribution are more than welcomed, either by reporting issues or proposing merge requests. Please check the contributing section of the QOSST project fore more information.
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