Bayesian
  • 💚Bayesian
  • 🟢Abstract
  • 🟢Background & Origin
    • 🟩1.0 Innovation in AI and Blockchain
    • 🟩1.2 Supercomputing is the future
    • 🟩1.3 Bayes' theorem
    • 🟩1.4 Bayesian Global AI
    • 🟩1.5 BDCP
  • 🟢Architecture
    • 🟩2.1 Technical protocol
    • 🟩2.2 Network layer
    • 🟩2.3 Data Layer
    • 🟩2.4 Model layers
    • 🟩2.5 Application Layer
    • 🟩2.6 Value Layer
  • 🟢Platform overview
    • 🟩3.1 Token distribution
    • 🟩3.2 Deflationary value
  • 🟢Ecosystem
    • 🟩4.1 Highlights & Advantages
    • 🟩4.2 Activation plan
    • 🟩4.3 Bayesian Network Protocol
    • 🟩4.4 Supported Items
    • 🟩4.5 WEB3 and the Metaverse
  • 🟢Bayesian Foundation
    • 🟩Bayesian Foundation Ld.
    • 🟩5.1 Strategic Decision Committee
    • 🟩5.2 Technology Development Committee
    • 🟩5.3 Public Relations Committee
    • 🟩5.4 Secretariat
    • 🟩5.5 Scientists
  • 🟢Development line
    • 🟩6.1 Development Route
    • 🟩6.2 The first cooperative institutions
  • 🟢References
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2.3 Data Layer

Personal data has multiple dimensions: personal basic data, consumption data, learning data, social media data, health data, etc. Data generators and evaluators include governments, hospitals, schools, banks, e-commerce companies, Internet social platforms and other institutions and companies. Through the BDCP protocol, individuals can firmly control the ownership of data. At the same time, individuals can easily authorize others to use their data, so that the data can be effectively used and privacy protected.

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