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Smart Contract Vulnerability Analysis and Detection System using Machine Learning

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SmartGuard is presented, an automated multi-stage vulnerability analysis and detection system that integrates transformer-based code models with ensemble machine learning for comprehensive security assessment of Ethereum smart contracts.

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