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Title: Is DefaultTrust algorithm working as expected? Post by: Bill Gates on March 30, 2016, 02:11:06 PM I just found that dooglus has included Vod in his trust list, while HostFat has excluded him. So, the net effect on Vod from DT depth 1 is 0. Hence, Vod should not show trusted by default. But, his feedback is still showing under Trusted feedback. Is it malfunctioning of DefaultTrust algorithm?
Title: Re: Is DefaultTrust algorithm working as expected? Post by: --Encrypted-- on March 30, 2016, 02:20:21 PM https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1276060.0
Quote Yes, exclusions must be greater than inclusions. search, and you'll find it (most of the time). Title: Re: Is DefaultTrust algorithm working as expected? Post by: minifrij on March 30, 2016, 02:38:16 PM If a person's trust score (from inclusions and exclusions) is greater than or equal to 0 they are still on the Default Trust network. It is only once said score turns negative that they are no longer trusted by default.
Title: Re: Is DefaultTrust algorithm working as expected? Post by: Lutpin on March 31, 2016, 11:38:29 AM I just found that dooglus has included Vod in his trust list, while HostFat has excluded him. So, the net effect on Vod from DT depth 1 is 0. Hence, Vod should not show trusted by default. But, his feedback is still showing under Trusted feedback. Is it malfunctioning of DefaultTrust algorithm? You need 2 exclusions to void 1 inclusion, hence, it is working as it should.Title: Re: Is DefaultTrust algorithm working as expected? Post by: dogie on March 31, 2016, 11:46:40 AM I just found that dooglus has included Vod in his trust list, while HostFat has excluded him. So, the net effect on Vod from DT depth 1 is 0. Hence, Vod should not show trusted by default. But, his feedback is still showing under Trusted feedback. Is it malfunctioning of DefaultTrust algorithm? You need 2 exclusions to void 1 inclusion, hence, it is working as it should.Only in the case where there is one inclusion. 3 exclusions void 2 inclusions with 3 < 2*2 |