智联信通取得基于区块链的跨模态数据联合管理方法专利,解决了现有技术中跨模态数据管理困难的问题

币界网Pubblicato 2024-08-03Pubblicato ultima volta 2024-08-03

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金融界 2024 年 7 月 31 日消息,天眼查知识产权信息显示,智联信通科技股份有限公司取得一项名为“基于区块链的跨模态数据联合管理方法“,授权公告号 CN118171236B,申请日期为 2024 年 5 月。

专利摘要显示,本发明公开了基于区块链的跨模态数据联合管理方法,包括:构建多个数据采集节点形成数据采集层,每一数据采集节点均用于接收各终端上传的各个模态的事务数据;构建多个数据处理节点形成数据处理层,数据处理层用于对各模态的多份事务数据进行特征提取处理来获取各模态对应的多份特征数据;构建多个数据筛选节点形成数据筛选层,数据筛选层用于对同一事务的各模态特征数据进行筛选;构建多个数据关联节点形成数据关联层,数据关联层用于根据事务的各模态特征数据获取多个跨模态映射关系;构建多个数据管理节点形成数据管理层,所述数据管理层用于根据跨模态映射关系提供管理服务。解决了现有技术中存在的跨模态数据管理困难的技术问题。

本文源自:金融界

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