ArticleScientific reports2025
EnCTN: an enhanced AI-enabled deep learning framework for security enhancement in blockchain transactions.
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The deep learning technique has emerged as an exemplary model for managing the Artificial Intelligence-based Blockchain framework with technological enhancements to guarantee reliable data through the consensus procedure. The deep learning-enabled blockchain transaction model has involved the development of security to solve the problems of confidentiality and data anonymity. The Hybrid techniques of the Blockchain with the Deep Learning technique are proposed to generate enhanced data durability and its propagation through the enhanced convolutional temporal network (EnCTN) for transaction analysis in a blockchain-enabled Auto Encoder technique. The sliding window extraction technique is used to extract information from a particular window size to evaluate the needed input values from the temporal series. The dilated Convolution is used to capture the long-range dependencies. The proposed technique is implemented in the Ethereum environment using Python, and experimental results show that it has produced an improved performance than the relevant technique in several performance parameters. The anomaly classification accuracy is improved than the relevant technique and it is evaluated using the NSL-KDD dataset. The proposed framework delivers an efficient solution for the real-world anomaly detection application while accurate discovery of temporal anomalies and computational efficiency is enhanced.
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