| Abstract |
In order for personal assistant agents in an ambient intelligence
context to provide good recommendations, or pro-actively support humans in task
allocation, a good model of what the human prefers is essential. One aspect that
can be considered to tailor this support to the preferences of humans is trust.
This measurement of trust should incorporate the notion of relativeness since a
personal assistant agent typically has a choice of advising substitutable
options. In this paper such a model for relative trust is presented, whereby a
number of parameters can be set that represent characteristics of a human.
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