DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-69295-9_35
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Towards Trustworthiness Establishment: A D-S Evidence Theory Based Scorer Reliability Tuned Method for Dishonest Feedback Filtering

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“…Gui et al (2007) [54] This work proposes an aggregate of the reputation by using fuzzy sets and logics. Gui et al (2008) [55] It shows methods for filtering of dishonest and malicious feedbacks using Dempster-Shafer theory. Xiong and Liu (2004) [36] One of the highly cited papers, it's based on peer trust in P2P networks in the field of e-commerce systems and gives two ways in the form of credibility measures.…”
Section: Trust And/or Reputation Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gui et al (2007) [54] This work proposes an aggregate of the reputation by using fuzzy sets and logics. Gui et al (2008) [55] It shows methods for filtering of dishonest and malicious feedbacks using Dempster-Shafer theory. Xiong and Liu (2004) [36] One of the highly cited papers, it's based on peer trust in P2P networks in the field of e-commerce systems and gives two ways in the form of credibility measures.…”
Section: Trust And/or Reputation Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We have surveyed the related literature and have realised that most of those authors just concentrate on describing their approaches. Some of them present a number of experiments in order to prove the accuracy of their proposals under certain conditions or circumstances (Chen et al, 2008;Wang et al, 2007;Kamvar et al, 2003;Gómez and Martínez, 2010;Gui et al, 2007;Gui et al, 2008;Xiong and Liu, 2004). And only a few ones additionally present a comparison of their models with some other works (Chen et al, 2007;Zhou and Hwang, 2007).…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It does not implement any model and does not provide any analytical comparison either Mui (2002) Another early work in this field working for multiagents systems Sun and Yang (2007) An interesting work formalising some aspects of trust and reputation management Lam and Riedl (2004) This work describes some vulnerabilities intrinsically related to recommenders systems Gómez and Martínez (2009a) This paper presents those security threats specifically applicable in trust and reputation systems, as well as some recommendations to tackle them Marti and Garcia-Molina (2006) This work describes the generic steps to be followed by a reputation mechanism in P2P networks Trust and reputation models simulation frameworks Moloney (2005) This paper presents some simulations of a simple distributed recommendation system for pervasive networks Gómez and Martínez (2009a) This work shows TRMSim-WSN, an open-source trust and reputation models simulation framework Trust and/or reputation models Chen et al (2008) This work presents a reputation model for P2P networks Wang et al (2007) This work proposes a trust model for P2P networks taking into account direct experiences as well as context Kamvar et al (2003) This work presents EigenTrust, probably the most cited model (around 1,870 cites) in this field. It is aimed to work in P2P networks Gómez and Martínez (2010) BTRM-WSN is shown in this paper, one of the few novel works applying an ant colony system in order to manage trust and reputation in wireless sensor networks Gui et al (2007) This paper presents a reputation aggregation mechanism by means of fuzzy sets and fuzzy logic Gui et al (2008) This work describes a method for filtering dishonest feedbacks based on Dempster-Shafer theory Xiong and Liu (2004) PeerTrust is presented here. It is also one of the most cited works (around 814 cites) in the field of trust and reputation management in P2P networks Chen et al (2007) This work shows CuboidTrust, a reputation-based trust model for P2P networks Zhou and Hwang (2007) PowerTrust, presented in this paper, might be considered as an enhancement of EigenTrust.…”
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confidence: 99%