This method aims to identify the prevalence of non-standard transactions within these blocks. A significant presence of such transactions across blocks with low numbers could indicate that prioritized transactions, which are processed outside of the standard queueing mechanism, are influencing the network. This situation often arises from entities or individuals leveraging their ability to bypass typical processing pathways, thereby gaining an undue advantage in transaction processing times.

Conversely, if an examination of these blocks reveals that non-standard transactions are not notably prevalent, the issue may stem from inconsistent eviction practices within the transaction processing system. Inconsistent eviction refers to the irregular removal of transactions from the processing queue, which can lead to unpredictable processing delays and a lack of transparency in how transactions are managed. This can affect the overall efficiency and fairness of the transaction processing system, impacting users' trust and the system's reliability.

By analyzing blocks with a low number of transactions for the proportion of non-standard transactions, researchers and developers can gain valuable insights into the operational challenges and potential areas for improvement within blockchain transaction processing systems. This analysis can inform strategies to enhance the fairness, efficiency, and transparency of transaction processing mechanisms, contributing to the development of more robust and equitable blockchain systems.