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br-m<basses:matrix.org> ART: A Graph-based Framework for Investigating Illicit Activity in Monero via Address-Ring-Transaction Structures
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br-m<basses:matrix.org> arxiv.org/abs/2511.16192
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br-m<rucknium> Nothing groundbreaking in this paper IMHO. Bases its analysis on 19 transactions from 2017.
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br-m<rucknium> Hits the same problem I have stated before: Machine learning with training sets works poorly on Monero because of the lack of valid training samples.
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br-m<rucknium> > The most significant constraint lies in the very limited support of both the positive and negative classes, reflecting the scarcity of publicly available labeled Monero data.
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br-m<rucknium> @ack-j:matrix.org may have thoughts too.
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br-m<rucknium> The grant programs that funded the paper:
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br-m<rucknium> cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101168562
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br-m<rucknium> cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101121281
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br-m<321bob321> Eu
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br-m<321bob321> The funding participants looks dodgy
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br-m<321bob321> Cyprus policeCyprusNet EU contribution€ 170 000,00
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br-m<321bob321> Random