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Minimal Observability and Privacy Preserving Compensation for Transactional Services

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Fig. 1 Hierarchical Travel Funds Request service
Fig. 2 Illustration for the proof of Theorem 1
Fig. 4 Computation of (a) F 1 (M) and (b) F 1 ′ (M)
Fig. 6 Service M = (Q, s 0 , s f , T ) having simple component C = (Q ′ , s ′ 0 , s ′ f , T ′ ).
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