A framework to restrict viewing of peer commentary on Web objects based on trust modeling

Overview of attention for article published in Social Network Analysis and Mining, June 2014

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RT @WaterlooMath: The rise of #fakenews shakes our trust in what we read online, especially on social media. How do we know what comments a…

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The rise of #fakenews shakes our trust in what we read online, especially on social media. How do we know what comments are credible, and who should be ignored? Mathematical trust modeling can get rid of the guess work for us. Here's how it's done: https:/

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