Key Technological Innovations in Billing Systems for Computing Power Networks Facilitate the Integration of Metaverse Applications

Computing power networks serve as the fundamental infrastructure for emerging businesses, such as the metaverse. The metaverse will provide task-oriented services during its operation, leading to a substantial volume of call detail records(CDRs) and necessitating high-precision real-time billing. In order to expedite the commercialization of the metaverse, this study concentrates on the three pivotal components within the real-time task-based service billing process in computing power network: CDRs transmission, reception and identification, and billing. A novel global Huffman encoding compression algorithm was developed based on the specific characteristics of CDRs, resulting in a 70% improvement in compression ratio compared to the traditional Zstandard(Zstd) compression algorithm. Leveraging natural language processing and data mining technologies, a sophisticated system for intelligent identification and automated conversion of billing statements was developed, resulting in an 23% enhancement in the efficiency of billing statement processing. Reformulate a multi-faceted pricing model capable of rapid configuration and support for product pricing. The aforementioned research findings have been implemented in industrial systems, establishing a groundwork for the commercialization of the metaverse.

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2024-08-12
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https://doi.org/10.1109/metacom62920.2024.00051
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Digital Transformation in Industry
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Key Technological Innovations in Billing Systems for Computing Power Networks Facilitate the Integration of Metaverse Applications

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Key Technological Innovations in Billing Systems for Computing Power Networks Facilitate the Integration of Metaverse Applications

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Abstract

Computing power networks serve as the fundamental infrastructure for emerging businesses, such as the metaverse. The metaverse will provide task-oriented services during its operation, leading to a substantial volume of call detail records(CDRs) and necessitating high-precision real-time billing. In order to expedite the commercialization of the metaverse, this study concentrates on the three pivotal components within the real-time task-based service billing process in computing power network: CDRs transmission, reception and identification, and billing. A novel global Huffman encoding compression algorithm was developed based on the specific characteristics of CDRs, resulting in a 70% improvement in compression ratio compared to the traditional Zstandard(Zstd) compression algorithm. Leveraging natural language processing and data mining technologies, a sophisticated system for intelligent identification and automated conversion of billing statements was developed, resulting in an 23% enhancement in the efficiency of billing statement processing. Reformulate a multi-faceted pricing model capable of rapid configuration and support for product pricing. The aforementioned research findings have been implemented in industrial systems, establishing a groundwork for the commercialization of the metaverse.

China Mobile (China) (CN)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 72%
Digital Transformation in Industry
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