Abstract

Cross-border payment optimization technology based on block chain has become a hot spot in the industry. The traditional method mainly includes the block feature detection method, the fuzzy access method, the adaptive scheduling method, which perform related feature extraction and quantitative regression analysis on the collected distributed network connection access data, and combine the fuzzy clustering method to optimize the data access design, and realize the group detection and identification of data in the block chain. However, the traditional method has a large computational overhead for distributed network connection access, and the packet detection capability is not good. This paper constructs a statistical sequence model of adaptive connection access data to extract the descriptive statistical features of the distributed network block chain adaptive connection access data similarity. The performance of the strategy retrieval efficiency in the experiment is tested based on the strategy management method. The experiment performs matching query tests on the test sets of different query sizes. The different parameters for error rate and search delay test are set to evaluate the impact of different parameters on retrieval performance. The calculation method of single delay is the total delay or the total number of matches. The optimization effect is mainly measured by the retrieval delay of the strategy in the strategy management contract; the smaller the delay, the higher the execution efficiency, and the better the retrieval optimization effect.

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