Data processing chains represent a sequence of interconnected operations where raw data undergoes a series of transformations to become refined or actionable information. Each stage in the chain performs a specific function, with its output serving as the input for the subsequent step. This structured flow ensures systematic data handling. The entire process is designed to achieve a desired data outcome.
Context
In blockchain and decentralized systems, data processing chains are fundamental for tasks such as transaction validation, smart contract execution, and the aggregation of off-chain information by oracles. Ensuring the integrity and immutability of data throughout these chains is paramount for maintaining the trust and reliability of digital assets. Any compromise in a processing link could lead to incorrect ledger states or faulty contract execution, highlighting the need for robust design.
The Verifiable Evaluation Scheme enables chaining proofs for sequential operations, resolving the trade-off between custom efficiency and general-purpose composability.
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