2015
DOI: 10.1155/2015/789820
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Modeling Dynamic Trust and Risk Evaluation Based on High-Order Moments

Abstract: This paper proposes a dynamic trust and risk evaluation model based on high-order moments. The credibility of an entity is measured with trust degree and risk value comprehensively. Firstly, considering the dynamic and time decay characters of trust, a time attenuation function is defined, and direct trust is further expressed. Subsequently, in order to improve the accuracy of feedback trust, a filter mechanism is constructed to eliminate the false feedback, combining coefficient of skewness with hypothesis te… Show more

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“…( 3) be the variation coefficient weight of the th index, the variation coefficient of the th index, the standard deviation of the th index, the total number of index, and the mean value of all samples of the th index. Thus, the variation coefficient weight of the th index is calculated using the following [21]:…”
Section: Objective Weighting Model: Variation Coefficient Letmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…( 3) be the variation coefficient weight of the th index, the variation coefficient of the th index, the standard deviation of the th index, the total number of index, and the mean value of all samples of the th index. Thus, the variation coefficient weight of the th index is calculated using the following [21]:…”
Section: Objective Weighting Model: Variation Coefficient Letmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The combined weight * , shown in Table 3, Column 11, is obtained by substituting 1 = 0.201, 2 = 0.105, 3 = 0.327, 4 = 0.367, G1 weight (1) from Column 5, G2 weight (2) from Column 7, variation coefficient weight (3) from Column 9, and deviation weight (4) from Column 10 of Table 3 into (21).…”
Section: Calculation Of Combined Weightmentioning
confidence: 99%