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ServiceTrust: Trust management in service provision networks

Su et al., 2013

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3352336807976277733
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Su Z
Liu L
Li M
Fan X
Zhou Y
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2013 IEEE International Conference on Services Computing

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Service provision networks are popular platforms for decentralized service management. eBay and Amazon are two representative examples of enabling and hosting service provision networks for their customers. Trust management is a critical component for scaling …
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