Continuous Model Evolution Using Feedback Threshold Publishing
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current transaction management systems face challenges in creating digital securities from real assets and facilitating secondary market transactions while ensuring privacy and security.
Innovation Solution
A transaction platform utilizing semi-redundant ledgers that are automatically synchronized, allowing for the creation and trading of tokenized assets while maintaining privacy through the use of a primary ledger for confidential data and a secondary ledger for public or private record keeping.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If a single centralized ledger is used to record all transactions, then data consistency is maintained, but privacy and security are compromised due to exposure of confidential information
Solution Approach 1:
The ledger is segmented into two separate ledgers: a primary ledger that stores confidential transaction data with full privacy protection, and a secondary ledger that stores only essential transaction information for public verification. This segmentation allows the system to maintain data consistency across both ledgers while preventing privacy exposure by keeping sensitive information isolated in the primary ledger.
2Reliability
If all transaction data is made public for transparency, then market trust is improved, but investor anonymity is lost
Solution Approach 1:
Different quality levels of information disclosure are applied to different ledgers: the primary ledger maintains high confidentiality with no public disclosure, while the secondary ledger provides selective transparency by publishing only essential transaction data (such as asset changes and pricing) without revealing investor identities or sensitive personal information. This local quality approach enables market trust through verifiable transparency while preserving investor anonymity.
3Measurement precision
If manual updates to capitalization tables are performed, then accuracy can be verified, but efficiency and speed of transaction processing are reduced
Solution Approach 1:
The system implements automated self-updating of capitalization tables through smart contracts that automatically calculate and update ownership information based on token transactions. The secondary ledger automatically records essential transaction data that feeds into capitalization table updates, eliminating manual intervention while maintaining accuracy through cryptographic verification and automated reconciliation processes.
4Ease of operation
If traditional centralized systems are used for asset management, then ease of operation is maintained, but security vulnerabilities and single points of failure increase
Solution Approach 1:
The system transitions from a single-dimensional centralized architecture to a two-dimensional distributed ledger structure with primary and secondary ledgers operating in parallel. This dimensional change distributes data across multiple nodes and layers, eliminating single points of failure while maintaining ease of operation through unified access interfaces that abstract the underlying complexity from users.
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AI summary
In certain aspects of the disclosure, a computer-implemented method includes receiving a selection of a model from a plurality of models running on an ecosystem. The method includes receiving annotated datasets with correct examples and incorrect examples. The method includes training, responsive to receiving the annotated datasets, the model based on the annotated datasets. The method includes running the model based on the training. The method includes receiving a feedback score of results from running the model based on the annotated datasets. The method includes iteratively running, until the feedback score is above a predetermined threshold, the model responsive to user evaluation of the results from running the model based on the annotated datasets. The method includes publishing the model responsive to the feedback score being above the predetermined threshold.