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Trust and Reputationin Web Based Social Networks
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mthart
on Sun 22 Feb 2004 12:46 PM PST | Permanent Link
"Trust is a way for social beings to cope with the uncertainty they face i everyday life. We rely on people we trust to give s information about ne people. We are able to compose their input and come up with a judgemen
In social networks that emerge on the web, the chance of encountering a individual we do not know is much higher than in o r "real" lives. Whe explicit trust ratings are specified on social networks, can thes be automatically composed so that a new val e can be inferred? Thi project looks at metrics for inferring trust over web based socia networks, and applications of these rating"
Trust and Reputation in Web-based Social Networks
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