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Here, members of the Blockchain Academie Mittweida publish about Blockchain and point out news, results and innovations.
Machine Learning and Blockchain – Part 3/3 – Future Scenarios and Business Ideas
Last Updated on 12. August 2024 by Martin Schuster This third part of our Blog series about machine learning and blockchain will cover potential future scenarios where machine learning could be used in connection with the blockchain. These scenarios are not necessarily all feasible but should give you an idea
Machine Learning and Blockchain – Part 2/3 – Use Cases for Machine Learning variants
Last Updated on 12. August 2024 by Martin Schuster In our second part of our blog series about machine learning and blockchain, we are going to give you some examples where the machine learning variants from our first part are used on the Blockchain and off chain. Use Cases for
Machine Learning and Blockchain – Part 1/3 – Overview and comparison of important variants
Last Updated on 12. August 2024 by Martin Schuster This is the first part of our three-part series about Machine Learning (ML) and Blockchain. In this part, we’re going to cover the basics of what Machine Learning means and compare the five most common variants of Machine Learning. The second
Review on Decentralized Storage Services
Last Updated on 12. August 2024 by Martin Schuster Data stored at a centralized location such as data centre are vulnerable to single point of failure. It requires user to trust the storage provider that his data would not be tamper. Such systems are also exposed to Denial of service
Calculation of Bitcoin Transaction Fees Explained
Last Updated on 12. August 2024 by Martin Schuster In this article, we will explain what bitcoin transaction fees are and how they are calculated. Bitcoin transaction fees are paid whenever the owner of bitcoins wants to make a transaction. They are an incentive for the miner to include the
What is BIP39? And Why Should You Care?
Last Updated on 12. August 2024 by Martin Schuster The Bitcoin Improvement Proposal 39 (BIP39) introduced so-called mnemonic code or phrases. A mnemonic code describes a group of easy-to-remember words that are used for the generation of deterministic wallets. With these words, it is possible to regenerate private and public
