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Linpeng Jia

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EchoFlow: A Workload-Aware Parameter Tuning Method for Blockchain Systems

Blockchain systems expose a large number of tunable parameters that significantly influence system performance. However, in practice, a single parameter configuration is often applied across different workloads, leaving substantial unexploited performance potential. To address this, we propose EchoFlow, a blockchain parameter tuning framework that adaptively adjusts parameter configurations based on workload characteristics, enabling continuous performance optimization. EchoFlow employs a distributed reinforcement learning approach in which multiple actors perform parallel sampling to mitigate the substantial time required for sample generation in blockchain environments. To further accelerate convergence, we introduce a genetic algorithm during the initial phase of training to generate high-quality samples. Extensive experimental evaluations demonstrate that EchoFlow consistently outperforms existing methods across diverse workload scenarios while also reducing training time, highlighting its effectiveness and practical value.

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Nautilus: A Verifiable Hierarchical Federated Learning Framework for Vehicular-Edge-Cloud Systems

Federated Learning (FL) enables privacy-preserving collaborative learning for Internet of Vehicles (IoV) scenarios, but extreme heterogeneity of vehicular-edge-cloud resources severely limits system efficiency. Dynamic scheduling strategies mitigate this issue but introduce new trust concerns: verifying fair scheduling decisions and faithful client execution of compression instructions without privacy leakage remains an open challenge. We propose Nautilus, a verifiable efficient federated learning framework. First, a multi-dimensional resource-aware scheduling algorithm dynamically allocates compression ratios and training tasks based on vehicle bandwidth, latency and computing power, improving training efficiency. Second, a Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP) mechanism ensures scheduling fairness and execution compliance while preserving privacy. Experiments show the framework reduces communication overhead and accelerates convergence with guaranteed system integrity.

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