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Lightweight and Secure Image Segmentation-Based Consensus Mechanism

Jianquan Ouyang, Jiajun Yin and Yuxiang Sun
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Jianquan Ouyang: Xiangtan University, China
Jiajun Yin: University of Glasgow, UK
Yuxiang Sun: Xiangtan University, China

International Journal of Systems and Service-Oriented Engineering (IJSSOE), 2020, vol. 10, issue 1, 18-33

Abstract: Consensus mechanism is a fundamental technology of blockchain, ensuring the stability. The most popular consensus mechanism is proof-of-work mechanism. It attracts massive nodes through the distributed network and requires the nodes to generate nonces and hash them to accumulate workload. However, most of the generated nonces and hash values are meaningless and discarded. Such massive quantity of computational power id dedicated for nothing, which proves that the power is not used in an effective way. Thus, this paper proposes a neoteric MDL criterion of image segmentation based on an efficient chain code with Huffman coding and a novel consensus mechanism for blockchain using image segmentation with the proposed MDL criterion as the procedure of accumulating workload and generating nonces.

Date: 2020
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