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RETRACTED ARTICLE: A QoS optimization system for complex data cross-domain request based on neural blockchain structure

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Various computing environments are constantly emerging which are using different technology platforms and security mechanisms from each other. The development of network technology makes cross-domain access between various systems necessary, which requires seamless information sharing and data exchange between systems, thus eliminating the phenomenon of information islands. With its unique consensus mechanism and compatible encryption algorithms, it has gradually attracted attention in various fields. Many people believe that blockchain technology is a revolution in Internet technology in the future, which is a huge innovation in information infrastructure technology as well. In order to ensure a high QoS of the data grid, the system needs to overcome many unstable factors of the network and the grid nodes. Resource (capability) reservation, copy deployment, buffer mechanism, parallel data transfer, and data storage and recovery are the main means to solve such problems. Above all, this paper proposed a QoS optimization system for complex data cross-domain request based on neural blockchain structure. Experimental results show that the proposed method has higher robustness and efficiency.

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The research is supported by the: 1. Project funded by National Key R&D Program of China: International cooperation between governments in scientific and technological innovation (No.YS2017YFGH002008): Horizon 2020 Urban Inclusive and Innovative Nature; 2. Project funded by China Postdoctoral Science Foundation: Assessment and optimization of urban lifeline resilience based on the big data; 3. Project funded by the Project of Macau Foundation: Social mutual aid (disaster relief) application.

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    Lianbing Deng, Daming Li & Xiang Yao

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    Lianbing Deng

  3. Macau Big Data Research Centre for Urban Governance, City University of Macau, Macau, China

    Daming Li & Zhiming Cai

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Deng, L., Li, D., Cai, Z. et al. RETRACTED ARTICLE: A QoS optimization system for complex data cross-domain request based on neural blockchain structure. Neural Comput & Applic 32, 16455–16469 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00521-019-04062-7

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