Event-driven architecture and intelligent decision tree facilitated sustainable trade activity monitoring model design

Yixian Wen, Suo Zhang and Sisi Zhang

PLOS ONE, 2025, vol. 20, issue 9, 1-17

Abstract: This paper introduces a groundbreaking monitoring model tailored for sustainable trade activity surveillance, which synergistically integrates event-driven architecture with an intelligent decision tree. Confronting the constraints of conventional trade monitoring approaches that falter in adapting to the intricate and ever-changing market landscape, our model innovatively establishes an efficient, adaptable, and sustainable monitoring framework. By embedding an intelligent decision tree, it enables dynamic resource allocation, thereby optimizing operational efficacy. Initially, we devise rules that align data injection and processing velocities, ensuring expedient data processing. Subsequently, we implement an optimal binary tree decision-making algorithm, grounded in dynamic programming, to achieve precise allocation of elastic resources within data streams, significantly bolstering resource utilization. Throughout the monitoring continuum, the model employs intelligent agents to assess resource status in real-time and dynamically adjusts resource allocation strategies triggered by events, prioritizing the seamless execution of pivotal trade activities. Empirical findings underscore the model’s superiority across critical metrics, including data accumulation efficiency, processing latency, resource utilization, and throughput. Specifically, it attains an average data accumulation value of 15.46, curtails latency by 14.67%, achieves an average resource utilization of 60.29%, and registers a throughput of 336.5 Mbps. Consequently, the model not only exhibits rapid responsiveness to market fluctuations and curtails resource energy consumption but also fosters a harmonious equilibrium between economic gains and environmental preservation, ensuring the uninterrupted operation of trade activities.

Date: 2025
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