A Reliable Fuzzy Theory based Reputation System in Grid

Liao, Hongmei; Wang, Qianping; Li, Guoxin

doi:10.4304/jcp.5.5.782-790

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“…Trust in the fuzzy logic based models [11,12,19,18,20] is modelled as a subjective belief of the relying party about the trusted entity and expresses to what extent the relying party is willing to depend on that entity. Fuzzy logic models use linguistic terms rather than exactly calculated trust values to state how much believe an entity has in the collaborating entity.…”

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Overview of Trust Models Integrating Trust Management into Grid Computing

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Martincov²

2015

IJCA

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The collaborations in open environments are necessarily coupled with potential dangers. Recently, in the grid computing the trust management has been recognized as a mechanism for managing the dangers and learning from past interactions. In the last few years several trust models were proposed. The models incorporate trust into the process of decision making whether or not to collaborate through a grid environment. However, the accuracy of the made decisions is dependent on a correct assessment and representation of trustworthiness assigned to the collaborating parties. The paper overviews several trust models, specify their characteristic attributes and describe the models according to the specified attributes. The overview enables a better understanding of trust management integration into the grid computing. It also defines essential features of the trust models that should be considered during the design of future models.

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Section: Trust Value Modellingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Overview of Trust Models Integrating Trust Management into Grid Computing

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Martincov²

2015

IJCA

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“…Trust in the fuzzy logic based models[23,24,33,32,34] is not modelled as an objective property of an entity. Instead, it is a subjective belief of the relying party about that entity and the trust value expresses to what extent the relying party is willing to depend on the other entity.…”

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A Survey on Trust Aware Security and Scheduling in Traditional and Ad Hoc Grids

Kavecký¹,

Martincová²

2016

IJCA

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The grid infrastructure has emerged as a technology supporting long-term collaboration utilizing shared resources spread across multiple administrative domains. However, for a transient community that is interested only in short-term or one-time collaborations the establishment of a traditional grid environment can become too cumbersome. The ad hoc grid infrastructure was proposed as a consequence of the need for the short-term collaborations. The ad hoc grid infrastructure provides the same basic grid services as the traditional grid, but the implementation of these services may vary from the implementation in the traditional grid. The paper focuses mainly on the similarities and differences in the trust awareness of grid security and job scheduling in the traditional and ad hoc grid environments.

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