... of a global survey on computationaltrust that presents differ- ent perspective on how tomodeltrust, by presenting the modelization process as composed of three ...general ...
... recent computational models of visual attention can be placed in two ...categories. A recent trend concerns a statistical signal-based approach [2] which consists of automatically predicting ...
... is a multi-channel method as the classical methods like adaptive filters; however despite adaptive filters this is a non-linear ...provides a multi- modalapproachto use the PCG ...
... from a limited number of ...modes to represent the ...and a more difficult convergence. Here it is difficult to go further than 10 shape modes for the SSL without reaching high ...
... from a limited number of ...modes to represent the ...and a more difficult convergence. Here it is difficult to go further than 10 shape modes for the SSL without reaching high ...
... the trust threshold boundary of 0.5. The aggregated trust value is ...due to the choice of the weighting factors in the linear function which we configure as ...using a heavier weight on the ...
... at a single ...disseminated. To overcome this limitation, some recent approaches envisioned replacing the single authority centralization of services by a peer- to-peer trust-based ...
... propose a com- putational model of social trust. In this model the trustor’s beliefs about the trustee’s motivation, capac- ity and opportunity to do a task, are used to ...
... with a myriad of influencing factors, which strongly complicates the model building and validation ...wants to address four main issues related to the building and validation of ...
... Given a three dimensional digital model of an interlocking frame, the feasibility of the disassembly sequence can be assessed by analyzing the geometric contact constraints b[r] ...
... the trust paradigm is essential to broadly extend the communication between the environment’s actors, the eval- uation of trust becomes a challenge when confronted with initializing the ...
... as a way to give a concrete interpretation of ukasiewicz nitely-valued calculi and their associated algebras (see ...Up to now, mathematician have modeled the game in a simple way by ...
... formation model. A camera is imaging a scene through a visual obstruction, which can be either a reflective object, such as glass, or an opaque object, such as a ...order ...
... The approach is functional but suffers from computational is- ...combinatorial approach seems generally more fitted for syn- chronization than classical transformations or ...Finally a number ...
... allows to underline and discover chains of access and control relations between the actors and the digital resources in a ...system. A user may completely trusta person in a ...
... dimensional approach Representing emotional states in technological environments is necessarily based on some representation ...proposed amodel of emotional states based on the Bayesian networks, ...
... extent to which new information is accepted by an agent directly depends on the content of the new claim and on how much the agent trusts the source providing ...However, trust may also be influenced by ...
... present a conservative numerical scheme tomodela stiff damped string vibrating against an arbitrarily shaped ...follows. Amodal expansion is used as a starting point ...
... is a projection-based model re- duction method for parametrized PDEs ...novel a pos- teriori error estimation procedures for the elliptic and parabolic PDE-constrained parameter optimization problems ...
... as a UML class diagram. Figure 3 presents a graphical representation of a simple system drawn by apply- ing S OCIO P ATH ...that a person John wants to achieve the activity “accessing ...