Service Providers - Rating and Rewards

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This diagram models a proposal evaluation and rewards distribution system, designed to simulate the dynamics of accepting proposals, determining their success or failure, and calculating rewards based on outcomes. The system involves several key components: Pools to track the number of successful, failed, and accepted proposals, along with their associated ratings deviation (RD) and overall rating (R); Sources that inject proposals into the system, either by accepting them monthly or through rewards received; and Registers that compute monthly rewards and multipliers based on the number of successful proposals and adjust the rating and RD based on proposal outcomes.

The computation follows a cycle where proposals are generated, evaluated for success or failure, and then based on these outcomes, the system computes changes in ratings, RD, and rewards. The Gates control the flow of these evaluations, enabling the simulation of scenarios where proposals have varying probabilities of success and resulting impacts on the overall system state. Drains remove resources (e.g., failed proposals) from the simulation, ensuring that only the net effects of successful proposals contribute to the ratings and rewards calculations. Overall, this diagram represents an intricate feedback loop designed to mimic a reward-based evaluation system, highlighting how outcomes (success or failure of proposals) directly influence rewards distribution and the adjustment of rating parameters over time.