A Comprehensive Survey on the Integration of Machine Learning with Secure Blockchain-Based Applications
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The rapid evolution of digital technologies has led to the convergence of Machine Learning (ML) and Blockchain, two powerful paradigms with complementary strengths. ML enables intelligent data analysis, prediction, and automation, while Blockchain ensures secure, decentralized, and transparent data management. However, when used independently, ML faces challenges related to data privacy, trust, and integrity, whereas Blockchain suffers from scalability limitations and restricted data processing capabilities. This survey explores the integration of ML with secure blockchain-based systems to overcome these challenges. It examines various architectural approaches, including onchain and off-chain ML models, federated learning integrated with blockchain, and smart contract-based automation. The study also highlights key application domains such as healthcare, finance, supply chain management, and IoT systems. Furthermore, the paper analyzes critical technical aspects like data security, consensus mechanisms, model training efficiency, and computational overhead. It identifies major challenges, including scalability constraints, high energy consumption, latency, and privacy concerns in decentralized environments. By reviewing existing research and case studies, this work provides insights into emerging trends and future directions. The findings demonstrate that integrating ML with Blockchain enhances security, transparency, and trust while enabling intelligent decision-making in distributed systems.
Keywords: Machine Learning, Blockchain, Decentralization, Smart Contracts, Data Privacy, Consensus Mechanism, Distributed Systems, Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity.
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