For effective interactions to take place in a social network, trust is important. We model trust of agents using the peer to peer reputation ratings in the network that forms a real valued matrix.Singular value decomposition discounts the reputation ratings to estimate the trust levels as trust is the subjective probability of future expectations based on current reputation ratings.Reputation and trust are closely related and singular value decomposition can estimate trust using the real valued matrix of the reputation ratings of the agents in the network. Singular value decomposition is an ideal technique in error elimination when estimating trust from reputation ratings. Reputation estimation of trust is optimal at the discounting of 20 %.
We provided two different approaches for solving fractional-order diffusion equations in this article. The fractional Atangana-Baleanu derivative operator in addition to the Laplace transform is used to generate several new approximate-analytical solutions to the time-fractional diffusion equations. The implementation of a sophisticated and straightforward approach to solving diffusion equations having a fractional-order derivative is the motivation and uniqueness behind the current work. The solutions to some illustrative problems are calculated to ensure that the actual and approximate solutions to the targeted problems are in close contact. The results we obtained have a higher rate of convergence and provide a closed-form solution, according to analysis. The proposed method’s key advantage is the small amount of calculations required. The suggested techniques can be applied to nonlinear fractional-order problems in a variety of applied science areas due to their simple and straightforward implementation. It can be used to overcome specific fractional-order physical problems in a variety of fields of applied sciences.
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