2021 IEEE Global Communications Conference (GLOBECOM) 2021
DOI: 10.1109/globecom46510.2021.9685883
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Sharding for Blockchain based Mobile Edge Computing System: A Deep Reinforcement Learning Approach

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“…A clustering-based sharded blockchain strategy for collaborative computing in IoT networks was similarly presented in [37], while the work in [36] analyzed the security issues in sharding blockchain-based fog computing networks. Sharding technique was also adopted in [38], [39]. Under the sharding method, the blockchain validators were clustered into a different group of shards such that each shard independently creates and validates blocks through intra-shard consensus processes.…”
Section: Parallel Validation Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A clustering-based sharded blockchain strategy for collaborative computing in IoT networks was similarly presented in [37], while the work in [36] analyzed the security issues in sharding blockchain-based fog computing networks. Sharding technique was also adopted in [38], [39]. Under the sharding method, the blockchain validators were clustered into a different group of shards such that each shard independently creates and validates blocks through intra-shard consensus processes.…”
Section: Parallel Validation Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Under the sharding method, the blockchain validators were clustered into a different group of shards such that each shard independently creates and validates blocks through intra-shard consensus processes. In [8], [36]- [38], each validated block from each shard was merged and validated again by a final consensus process (following a double-layer consensus mechanism) before the new block was appended to the chain.…”
Section: Parallel Validation Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, they design a resource-efficient consensus mechanism that saves the computational cost of the consensus process and improves the spectrum efficiency in B5G/6G networks. To handle the sub-optimum performance issues caused by blockchain sharding, some intelligence-based blockchain sharding schemes are proposed in [271], [272]. Specifically, the authors in [271] use a DRL-based algorithm to determine the number of partitions, the size of microblocks, and the interval for generating large blocks.…”
Section: Blockchain Scalability and Interoperabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To handle the sub-optimum performance issues caused by blockchain sharding, some intelligence-based blockchain sharding schemes are proposed in [271], [272]. Specifically, the authors in [271] use a DRL-based algorithm to determine the number of partitions, the size of microblocks, and the interval for generating large blocks. The authors in [272] use reputation-based DRL to form shards in a selforganized manner.…”
Section: Blockchain Scalability and Interoperabilitymentioning
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