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Different methods and Conclusions Liqin Zhang Different methods Basic models Reputation models in peer-to-peer networks Reputation models in social networks Rating systems Reputation is taken to be a function of the cumulative positive or negative rating for a seller or buyer Rating model Uniform context environment: heard rating from one agent Multiple context environment: from multiple agents Centrality-based rating: based on in/out degree of a node Preference-based rating: Consider the preferences of each member when selecting the reputable members Bayesian estimate rating: to compute reputation with recommendation of different context Basic models: Computational model Based on how much deeds exchanged Collaborative model Based on recommendation from similar tasted people Computational model[2]: A Collaborative reputation mechanism: Collaborative filtering To detect patterns among opinions of different users Make recommendation based on rating of people with similar taste Fake rating: 1. Rate more than once 2. Fake identity Solve: rating from people with high reputation in network weighted more Reputation model in peer-to-peer[11] P2P network: peers cooperate to perform a critical function in a decentralized manner Peers are both consumers and providers of resources Peers can access each other directly Allow peers to represent and update their trust in other peers in open networks for sharing files Models in peer-to-peer networks Based on recommendation from other peers Combine with Bayesian network Based on global trust value Recomendation from different kind of peers Different weight Update reference’s weight Final reputation and trust is computed based on Bayesian network Solve: reputation on different aspects of a peer Method2: based on global trust valueEigen Trust Algorithm[12] Decreases the number of downloads of unauthenticated files in a peer-to-peer file sharing network by assigning a unique global trust value A distributed and secure met