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Trust propagation algorithm based on learning automata for inferring local trust in online social networks

Ghavipour et al., 2018

Document ID
6048274273340081491
Author
Ghavipour M
Meybodi M
Publication year
Publication venue
Knowledge-Based Systems

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Online social networks have provided an appropriate infrastructure for users to interact with one another and share information. Since trust is one of the most important factors in forming social interactions, it is necessary in these networks to evaluate trust from one user to …
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