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Robert Schaub 1.1 1 **Federation Architecture**
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Robert Schaub 4.1 3 This diagram shows the complete federated architecture with consistent node representation.
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Robert Schaub 4.1 5 == Architecture Overview ==
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Robert Schaub 4.1 7 **Consistent Node Structure**:
8 Each node (A, B, C) has identical components:
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Robert Schaub 4.1 10 * **Database**: Local storage for claims, scenarios, evidence, verdicts
11 * **AKEL Instance**: AI processing specific to that node
12 * **Users**: Local community (Contributors, Reviewers, Experts, Moderators)
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14 **Federation Sync Layer**:
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Robert Schaub 4.1 16 * Coordinates data exchange between nodes
17 * Handles version bundles with cryptographic signatures
18 * Enforces trust model (Trusted/Neutral/Untrusted)
19 * Manages conflict resolution and branching
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21 **AKEL Knowledge Exchange** (dotted lines):
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Robert Schaub 4.1 23 * Direct peer-to-peer between AKEL instances
24 * Shares embeddings and contradiction alerts
25 * Independent from content synchronization
26 * Never shares model weights or training data
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28 **Optional Storage** (IPFS/S3):
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Robert Schaub 4.1 30 * Distributed storage for large evidence files
31 * Content-addressed for integrity
32 * Reduces duplication across nodes
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34 **Data Flow**:
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Robert Schaub 4.1 36 1. Node creates new version
37 2. Sync Layer packages as signed bundle
38 3. Pushed to trusted nodes
39 4. Remote validation and import
40 5. AKEL instances exchange knowledge
41 6. Large files via shared storage
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