This method improves originality detection through multi-dimensional querying in image copyright registration, suggesting a more efficient approach.
Blockchain technology for image copyright registration eliminates the dependence on third-party institutions, making it a current research hotspot. However, existing methods suffer from a critical bottleneck: the lack of an efficient on-chain mechanism for originality detection, as they rely on inefficient, single-mode queries. This article proposes the multi-dimensional query (MDQ) scheme, a blockchain-based image copyright registration framework designed to solve this challenge. The core of our scheme is a novel block storage structure, the Merkle-KD (MKD) tree, which synergistically combines the verifiability of Merkle trees with the efficiency of KD-trees. This structure enables fast, multi-dimensional similarity searches directly on the blockchain, allowing for robust originality checks to be performed prior to registration. At the same time, user identity is embedded within the copyright data to enable user-specific information queries. The effectiveness of our scheme is validated through simulation experiments, which demonstrate that our proposed method significantly improves the efficiency of image copyright registration and expands the on-chain copyright query modes.
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