Sentence examples for incorporating trust from inspiring English sources

Therefore, this research contributes to guest and hotel profiling based on multi-criteria ratings incorporating trust modelling and to the prediction of hotel guest ratings based on the k-NN algorithm via data streams ultimately providing reliable online recommendations.

Taken as a whole, these results of incorporating trust "into the equation" are to be welcomed.

In this paper, we first design a recommendation-based online social network architecture by incorporating trust information (namely, direct trust and indirect trust), relevance degree and recommended influence value.

A separate literature that may be viewed as incorporating trust, or lack thereof, has focused on social pacts, namely macro-level tripartite arrangements that are designed to improve economic performance through wage moderation, to synchronize bargaining with economic policy so that the macro goals of competitiveness and price stability can be met.

The CBTRP scheme also incorporates trust metric in cluster construction, thereby undesirably influencing the cluster stability; also, as the size of cluster increases, it is more predictable to appeal to re-clustering due to nodes mobility.

It involves a range of sub-outcomes incorporating confidence in accessing care, and trust that clinicians will listen to them and help them.

The article argues that post the Alma Ata conference on Primary Health Care developments in global health initiatives have not been successful in incorporating population trust into the frameworks, instead focusing narrowly on expert-driven solutions through concepts such as prevention and interventions.

An environment incorporating stakeholders' trust in a regulated system – an operative organization with clear communication channels regarding what to expect and with explicit rules and policies – was important for an apt education.

Model incorporates the trust dimensions of subjectiveness, time and context.

This is attained by incorporating the direct trust measurements and the recommendations obtained from the cluster members.

Responses included that the funding had been "incorporated into the trust's financial bottom line" or "used to offset an increase in expenditure in July".