Subjective Trust Model in Distributed Network
Yulong Liu
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Yulong Liu
Abstract
Abstrcat To solve the complex and dynamic trust relationships in distributed network, subjective trust model is proposed. Trust quantification and propagation methods are investigated. The meaning of subjective trust and the factors influencing trust behavior are discussed. The relationship of trust and trust attributes is investigated. A definition of relative experiment is presented. Based on the definition and Beta distribution, a novel subject trust model is proposed, and an algorithm to combine recommendation trust is illustrated. The trust updating protocol is presented to adjust trust relationship.
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Abstrcat To solve the complex and dynamic trust relationships in distributed network, subjective trust model is proposed. Trust quantification and propagation methods are investigated. The meaning of subjective trust and the factors influencing trust behavior are discussed. The relationship of trust and trust attributes is investigated. A definition of relative experiment is presented. Based on the definition and Beta distribution, a novel subject trust model is proposed, and an algorithm to combine recommendation trust is illustrated. The trust updating protocol is presented to adjust trust relationship.
Key concepts: Computer science, Computational trust, Trust anchor, Meaning (existential), Protocol (science), Trust management (information system), Psychology, Computer security