The problem is no longer just about cyberspace stalkers, thieves and con artists, but about the trustworthiness of the very fabric of the network itself.
Therefore, it is crucial exploring not only the available crowdsourced information, but also the trustworthiness established among users over time for creating accurate user-based recommendations.
The model selection not only accounts for discrimination power and generalization of the predictive model, but also for the trustworthiness of the estimated prognostic probability associated with each score class.
Honesty may not always be the best policy — and, by the way, do these pants make me look fat? — but we rely on the trustworthiness of those we do business with.
Research participants commented on a second group of information sources that they often considered important but felt they lacked the trustworthiness and accuracy of strong sources.
Green product users not only held higher expectation of green sportswear's ability to perform well, but also more deeply considered the trustworthiness of its environmental claims, compared to non-green product users.
As well as the two extremes: 'be screened' (a clear recommendation) and 'analyse and choose' (the individual should weigh up risks and benefits and make their own decision), an intermediate position was identified, termed 'consider an offer', which provides a recommendation but encourages people to consider the trustworthiness of the source (Entwistle et al, 2008).
Murray consistently denied the claims, calling the accusations politically motivated, but also garnered criticism for questioning the trustworthiness of the accusers, which the Seattle Times said had criminal records.
But there will still be doubts about the trustworthiness of the evidence taken from Mr Arafat's body so long after he was buried.
