Transaction credit in the unstructured crowd transaction network

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Purpose: Current models of transaction credit in the e-commerce network face many problems, such as the one-sided measurement, low accuracy and insufficient anti-aggression solutions. This paper aims to address these problems by studying the transaction credit problem in the crowd transaction network. Design/methodology/approach: This study divides the transaction credit into two parts, direct transaction credit and recommended transaction credit, and it proposes a model based on the crowd transaction network. The direct transaction credit comprehensively includes various factors influencing the transaction credit, including transaction evaluation, transaction time, transaction status, transaction amount and transaction times. The recommendation transaction credit introduces two types of recommendation nodes and constructs the recommendation credibility for each type. This paper also proposes a “buyer + circle of friends” method to store and update the transaction credit data. Findings: The simulation results show that this model is superior with high accuracy and anti-aggression. Originality/value: The direct transaction credit improves the accuracy of the transaction credit data. The recommendation transaction credit strengthens the anti-aggression of the transaction credit data. In addition, the “buyer + circle of friends” method fully uses the computing of the storage ability of the internet, and it also solves the failure problem of using a single node.

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Liu, Z., Fang, T., Dongxin, Y., & Kou, N. (2019). Transaction credit in the unstructured crowd transaction network. International Journal of Crowd Science, 3(3), 267–283. https://doi.org/10.1108/IJCS-07-2019-0018

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