We defined a trust metric, called pervasive trust which provides inferred trust values for pairs of nodes, based on a network of direct trust values.
Almenarez et al. [19 22] proposed a mathematical evolutionary model also known as pervasive trust management model (PTM).
As expressed by most patients and relatives, the pervasive trust in the staff's good intentions can be understood both in light of the general level of trust in society and in the vulnerability of nursing home patients, in addition to resulting from a trusting relationship with the staff [ 23, 24].
The following discussion will focus on three main topics: The variations in opinions and wishes for end-of-life care conversations; How to understand the pervasive trust that patients and the next-of-kin have in the staff's ability and willingness to make decisions in the patient's best interest; Information and shared decision-making.
The variations in opinions and wishes for end-of-life care conversations; How to understand the pervasive trust that patients and the next-of-kin have in the staff's ability and willingness to make decisions in the patient's best interest; Information and shared decision-making.
Beyond that, there's a pervasive loss of trust, which is like sand thrown in the gears of the financial system.
Notably, high popularity of mobile social networking provides a good platform to assess social trust in a pervasive way, which can be applied to automatically manage personal data access at the cloud with sound performance and effectiveness.
According to Mayer-Schönberger, "There was a pervasive belief that we can't trust anybody — not the state, not a company — to keep to its own role and protect the rights of the individual".
The cognition of each single entity is implemented by artificial intelligence techniques in order to achieve a close resemblance with human-like decision-making, whereas the interaction among entities is used to accomplish a cognition of high level, which allows to implement a pervasive computing architecture based on a trust model.
"In a sense, members of the community may not have been responding only to a single isolated confrontation," Holder said, "but to a pervasive, corrosive and deeply unfortunate lack of trust".
