2014 14th International Conference on Intelligent Systems Design and Applications 2014
DOI: 10.1109/isda.2014.7066268
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Decision making and partner selection based on trust in multi-context environment

Abstract: Currently there are exist many different trust models for different purposes. These models are often used for collaborative filtering to find partner for interaction in distributed systems. Most of these models simple uses decision making and partner selection approaches based on highest trust level selection method to choose an entity for an interaction.We assume that decision making and selection most reliable partner based on trust require more complex solutions because it is key aspect when evaluating an e… Show more

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“…Traditionally, trust is established among entities based on a sequence of interactions in a long‐term relationship [69]. Thereby, each entity determines whom to trust in advance, so that it can directly accept the data generated by those trusted entities, or determine the optimal partner to cooperate with [70, 71]. In a vehicular environment, the inherent high mobility makes it challenging to establish trust relationships among the entities themselves in a fully distributed manner.…”
Section: Trust Propagation Aggregation and Decision Makingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Traditionally, trust is established among entities based on a sequence of interactions in a long‐term relationship [69]. Thereby, each entity determines whom to trust in advance, so that it can directly accept the data generated by those trusted entities, or determine the optimal partner to cooperate with [70, 71]. In a vehicular environment, the inherent high mobility makes it challenging to establish trust relationships among the entities themselves in a fully distributed manner.…”
Section: Trust Propagation Aggregation and Decision Makingmentioning
confidence: 99%