Computing

In Soully, "Pocket" and "Cluster" are two different modes for data computing.

Pocket computing is a data processing mode in which algorithms run directly on the user's data. It is typically used for private or high-value data that users do not want to share outside of their devices. With pocket computing, the algorithm owners need to request permission from the data owners to run their algorithms on the data. Once the permission is granted, the algorithms will run on the data and send the results back to the owners.

Cluster computing, on the other hand, is a mode for large-scale data processing or when the user's local device is not powerful enough to handle the computing. In cluster computing, the data and processing are distributed across multiple nodes in a network. The nodes can be contributed by various users or organizations, forming a decentralized computing network. Data owners can apply to use the cluster computing network and create a secure computing environment where their data is processed securely and the results are returned to them.