A Generic Framework for Optimization in Blockchain Simulators
Hou-Wan Long, Yujun Pan, Xiongfei Zhao, Yain-Whar Si

TL;DR
This paper presents GFOBS, a flexible framework that standardizes and optimizes blockchain simulations, introducing innovative optimization techniques to improve efficiency and reproducibility in blockchain research.
Contribution
The paper introduces GFOBS, a versatile framework for blockchain simulation optimization, featuring a warm starting technique and a concurrent multiprocessing method.
Findings
Enhanced simulation efficiency through new optimization methods
Improved reproducibility and standardization of blockchain experiments
Demonstrated versatility across various blockchain research scenarios
Abstract
As blockchain technology rapidly evolves, researchers face a significant challenge due to diverse and non-standardized simulation parameters, which hinder the replicability and comparability of research methodologies. This paper introduces a Generic Framework for Optimization in Blockchain Simulators (GFOBS), a comprehensive and adaptable solution designed to standardize and optimize blockchain simulations. GFOBS provides a flexible platform that supports various optimization algorithms, variables, and objectives, thereby catering to a wide range of blockchain research needs. The paper's key contributions are threefold: the development of GFOBS as a versatile tool for blockchain simulation optimization; the introduction of an innovative optimization method using warm starting technique; and the proposition of a novel concurrent multiprocessing technique for simultaneous simulation…
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