2006Journal of Chongqing Technology and Business UniversityRequires access

Research into a trust model based on subjective trust and recommendation

Qing Hong-hong

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To solve the trust problems of deal partners in distributed network,the meanings of trust and the factors of influencing trust behavior are discussed.A new trust model based on subjective trust and recommendation with punishment mechanism is proposed,and the trust updating protocol is presented to adjust trust relationship.

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To solve the trust problems of deal partners in distributed network,the meanings of trust and the factors of influencing trust behavior are discussed.A new trust model based on subjective trust and recommendation with punishment mechanism is proposed,and the trust updating protocol is presented to adjust trust relationship.

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To solve the trust problems of deal partners in distributed network,the meanings of trust and the factors of influencing trust behavior are discussed.A new trust model based on subjective trust and recommendation with punishment mechanism is proposed,and the trust updating protocol is presented to adjust trust relationship.

Key concepts: Punishment (psychology), Trust anchor, Computational trust, Computer science, Protocol (science), Mechanism (biology), Blind trust, Social trust

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