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Analytical optimized approach for peer-to-peer systems based on self-organizing trust model

Posted on:2017-05-10Degree:M.SType:Thesis
University:California State University, Long BeachCandidate:Manda, Akshay ReddyFull Text:PDF
GTID:2458390008968698Subject:Electrical engineering
Abstract/Summary:
The proposed peer-to-peer communication system has advantages over conventional client server model in terms of time consumption to accomplish the task, and security in distributing the data between the two entities. Although the peer-to-peer communication model is more advanced than the conventional computer network approaches, the open nature of peer-to-peer communication model makes the system more prone to the malicious activity. An approach for trust building among the peers in a network is presented in the paper, which helps to create the scenario where the system can mitigate the malicious peers from the communication successfully. Based on the past interactions and simultaneously past recommendations, trustworthiness is created to enable the peers to further interactions in the network. The peers in the system create their own network based on the local information available in the proximity. The peers in the created network do not try to use the global information as they mostly rely only on local information. To provide reliable services and recommendations, the trustworthiness is measured using the two contexts of trust, namely service and recommendation context. Finally, the communication is evaluated based on the peer satisfaction and the evaluation of the recommendations is the main concern. In order to evaluate proper recommendations, the respective recommender's confidence and trustworthiness is taken into consideration.
Keywords/Search Tags:Peer-to-peer, System, Model, Recommendations
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