Computer-implemented decision making system and method
A computer system, computer technology, applied in computing, payment architecture, payments involving neutral parties, etc., which can solve the problem that the selection may come from the buyer, the selection of the supplier may come from the upper management, etc.
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[0144] Example 1 - Transaction and Selection Document
[0145] The MFMP protocol is built on 4 core transactions; commitment transaction T C , payment transaction T P , refund transaction T R and vote transaction T V . The interface (interfacing) of these 4 transactions is as follows: Figure 4 shown.
[0146] exist Figure 4 In , each transaction is represented by a rectangle with rounded corners. Transaction inputs and outputs are represented by basic rectangles. Inputs are shown in the left half of the transaction, while outputs are shown in the right half of the transaction. The labels of the input and output rectangles are the public keys of the "source of coin" and "intended recipient" respectively; e.g., S a Is the source of funds for voting transactions, and at the same time is the recipient of funds for commitment transactions. In the current case, a person's public key can be used as a tag for that person himself. Esc output / input is the ex...
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[0211] Example 2 - Transaction and Selection Document
[0212] The difference between this embodiment and the multi-factor multi-party protocol of the first embodiment is that the first embodiment records the votes of the parties as a combination of the sets of votes included in the n of m multi-signature output script of the voting transaction, However, this embodiment requires voting parties to disclose their votes by including their votes as arguments to the input script of the voting transaction. By doing so, the advantage is provided of more directly linking a party to its vote and allowing one party to sign transactions independently of knowing the other party's vote.
[0213] In a first embodiment, the parties' votes are stored in the m-of-n multi-signature output script of the voting transaction. In order to indicate that their vote was represented and / or recorded in the voting transaction confirmation, each party (e.g., Figure 11 Parties A, B, and C) of w...
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