As it is, Leibniz picks out facts derived from his own observations, from his network of correspondence with other natural philosophers, and from his wide reading of those he regards as trustworthy observers.
Some areas of the Southern Ocean and Antarctica also show a skill improvement with the initialization, but long-term observations are not trustworthy there and the skill, even after initialization, is still low.
These trust models mainly consider interaction experiences and behavioural (e.g., p2p networks) or technical (e.g., grid computing, web services) observations for selecting trustworthy entities.
Both accept three reliable means to knowledge – perception (pratyākṣa, direct sensory observations), inference (anumāna) and testimony of trustworthy experts (sabda, agama).
We offer observations of how this type of scientist develops trustworthy software.
This considerable body of multifactorial and rather trustworthy data provides a standard for assessing the potential role of any new observation.
He, who kept his comments, often hilarious in their waspish observation of HM and her entourage, for only his closest and most trustworthy friends.
It is sometimes unclear whether a particular incident report is based on firsthand observation, on the account of an intelligence source regarded as reliable, on less trustworthy sources or on speculation by the writer.
For example, a mean operation can be done on two datasets with different sizes for a given observation object, and the one with smaller data volume is assumed to be less trustworthy.
Common observation tells us that not all managers can be equally trusted; for example: some are most trustworthy then others based on their past experience and duration of employment with the firm.
IRT also enables to asses specific discrepancies between observations and model predictions, known as residuals, to evaluate whether the intended inferences made from the model are trustworthy (Glas, 2016).
