zkML zero-knowledge machine learning faces a key challenge in its application: input data often leads to a significant expansion of proof size, which directly affects the efficiency and scalability of the system. Some projects have found solutions by optimizing the witness generation process—performing intelligent preprocessing before proof generation effectively reduces redundant data, significantly compressing the final proof size. This approach is crucial for enhancing the performance of zero-knowledge proofs in practical applications, especially in scenarios sensitive to on-chain costs.
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 22h ago
Wow, this is a truly thoughtful plan, not just a simple display of technical skills.
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NftBankruptcyClub
· 12-24 06:17
This is the right way. Finally, someone has thought of optimizing this part. Data redundancy is too deadly.
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FarmToRiches
· 12-24 05:50
Haha, finally someone is addressing this pain point. The previous proof size was indeed a nightmare.
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NotFinancialAdviser
· 12-24 05:46
Oh, finally someone is working on the data redundancy problem of zkML. This has always been my headache.
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LongTermDreamer
· 12-24 05:41
Ha, isn't this the optimization direction we've been waiting for? Three years ago, someone said zkML would change everything, but it got stuck on this idea. Now, someone has finally handled the witness processing well. To be honest, I'm quite excited to see projects really working on the preprocessing part, even though my Holdings have suffered tremendously this year... But this kind of infrastructure breakthrough is the kind of thing that can turn things around in three years, you know?
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SellLowExpert
· 12-24 05:41
Ha, finally someone is optimizing this pain point. The data redundancy issue has been lingering there for too long.
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MerkleDreamer
· 12-24 05:36
Wow, this is the optimization approach I wanted to see. The previous zkML project failed because the proof was too bulky and directly pumped.
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LeekCutter
· 12-24 05:26
Haha, finally someone is pondering this area, proving that inflation has always been a stubborn issue.
The optimization of witness is indeed excellent; on-chain costs should be minimized wherever possible.
If this thing can really be compressed, the probability of zkML landing will increase significantly.
Sounds simple, but there will definitely be countless pitfalls in implementation.
I want to see how the details of preprocessing are handled, and if there are any pitfalls.
zkML zero-knowledge machine learning faces a key challenge in its application: input data often leads to a significant expansion of proof size, which directly affects the efficiency and scalability of the system. Some projects have found solutions by optimizing the witness generation process—performing intelligent preprocessing before proof generation effectively reduces redundant data, significantly compressing the final proof size. This approach is crucial for enhancing the performance of zero-knowledge proofs in practical applications, especially in scenarios sensitive to on-chain costs.