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Add charon examples to blockprint to identify charon blocks #1542

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OisinKyne opened this issue Dec 12, 2022 · 0 comments
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Add charon examples to blockprint to identify charon blocks #1542

OisinKyne opened this issue Dec 12, 2022 · 0 comments
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OisinKyne commented Dec 12, 2022

Problem to be solved

We want to better introspect the number of validators running charon. One of the low trust ways to approximate it, is to measure the number of charon blocks produced.

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Blockprint

This repo is an ml classifier of blocks. This PR might give us an indication about how we go about classifying us as existing client. Or we might have to add training data as described here, sigp/blockprint#1 (we would also need to have blocks produced with charon in that training data, the data that's in the repo if for mainnet won't include any charon blocks)

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@OisinKyne OisinKyne changed the title Add charon examples to blockprint by sigma prime so rated and other tools can identify charon blocks Add charon examples to blockprint rated and other tools can identify charon blocks Dec 12, 2022
@OisinKyne OisinKyne changed the title Add charon examples to blockprint rated and other tools can identify charon blocks Add charon examples to blockprint to identify charon blocks Dec 12, 2022
@thomasheremans thomasheremans added the protocol Protocol Team tickets label Jan 23, 2023
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