Getting more from reputation systems: A context - Aware reputation framework based on trust centers and agent lists

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Reputation is a crucial factor in trust and thus in web communities. Trust strategies may involve investigating user reputation or directly using transitive reputation to form the Web of Trust. We suggest an approach that takes advantage of both strategies without increasing the cost of investigation. Several systems nowadays form what we call "user web communities". In these communities, reputation related to different contexts needs to be exchanged. The perception, calculation and interpretation of this reputation differ from one community to another. We propose the development of reference models to diminish the distance between these multi-perceptions. We also propose the use of reputation centers to facilitate reputation transfer and highlight the importance of their role in analyzing attacks on reputation. © 2008 IEEE.

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Alnemr, R., & Meinel, C. (2008). Getting more from reputation systems: A context - Aware reputation framework based on trust centers and agent lists. In Proc. - The 3rd Int. Multi-Conf. Computing in the Global Information Technology, ICCGI 2008 in Conjunction with ComP2P 2008: The 1st Int. Workshop on Computational P2P Networks: Theory and Practice (pp. 137–142). https://doi.org/10.1109/ICCGI.2008.45

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