ICIC   25583
INSTITUTO DE CIENCIAS E INGENIERIA DE LA COMPUTACION
Unidad Ejecutora - UE
artículos
Título:
Credibility Dynamics: A belief-revision-based trust model with pairwise comparisons
Autor/es:
DAVID JELENC; ALEJANDRO J. GARCÍA; LUCIANO H. TAMARGO; SEBASTIÁN GOTTIFREDI
Revista:
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Editorial:
ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV
Referencias:
Lugar: Amsterdam; Año: 2021 vol. 293 p. 1 - 24
ISSN:
0004-3702
Resumen:
Trust models have become invaluable in dynamic scenarios, such as Internet applications,since they provide means for estimating trustworthiness of potential interaction counterparts. Currently, the majority of trust models require ratings to be expressed absolutely,that is as values from some predefined scale. However, literature shows that expressingratings absolutely can be challenging for users and susceptible to their bias. But these issues can be tackled if instead of asking users to rate with absolute values, we ask them toexpress preferences between pairs of alternatives. Thus, in this paper we propose a trustmodel where pairwise comparisons are used as ratings and where trust is expressed asa strict partial order induced over agents. To maintain a sound ordering, the model usesa belief revision technique that prevents contradictions that may arise when adding newinformation. The technique uses mechanisms that reason quantitatively about the reliability of information allowing the model to time-discount ratings as well as withstand deceit.We evaluate the model in a series of experiments and compare the results against established trust models. The results show that the model quickly adapts to changes, gracefullyhandles deceitful, noisy and biased information, and generally achieves good accuracy