The most widely used reputation models assume uniform users’ preference structure. In this paper a new reputation management model is presented. It is focused on aggregation of community wide reputation in situation when agents do not share the same preference structure. The reputation is interpreted as vectors of attributes that represent several reputation evaluation criteria. Outcomes of the...

Reputation concerns may help to achieve efficiency in cases where imperfect information impedes it. In this paper I highlight the endogenous property of reputation and analyze how it undermines the effectiveness of reputation to achieve efficiency. More reputation implies the possibility of undertaking more activity. At the same time, more activity generates more signals under which reputation ...

Gavagai used its commercially available system for the filtering and polarity tasks in the evaluation campaign for online reputation management systems at CLEF 2013. The system is built for large scale analysis of streaming text and as part of the services Gavagai provides, it measures the public attitude visavi targets of interest. This mechanism — with no adjustment for this specific task — w...

This paper introduces a set of principles for governing the design and operation of online reputation systems. We also introduce the design, architecture, and implementation of a flexible, general-purpose framework, called Pythia, for building reputation systems. We give a sample application of our framework to illustrate its use.

Reputation-management, as proposed for dynamic and open systems aims to provide mechanism for analysing the behaviour of agents, and to distribute this information so that the impact of the actions of those acting against the interests of a community can be limited. We study the assumptions that underpin this decisionmaking role for reputation-management and highlight its limitations with regar...

Nowadays more and more Internet applications install reputation systems to collect opinions users have about some reputation objects. The opinions are usually formalized in the form of ratings the reputation system can use to build overall reputation profiles of the reputation objects. Reputation objects might be other users, products, web content and anything else that can be rated. Users may ...

Topic priority assignment is defined in RepLab-2013 as labelling a topic according to its level of priority (alert, mildly important or unimportant) in order to highlight topics requiring immediate attention for online reputation monitoring. Although they are strongly linked, topic detection and priority assignment have been previously treated as separate tasks. We study the impact of integrati...

We summarize the goals, organization, and results of the second RepLab competitive evaluation campaign for Online Reputation Management systems (RepLab 2013). RepLab 2013 focuses on the process of monitoring the reputation of companies and individuals, and asks participating systems to annotate different types of information on tweets containing the names of several companies. First, tweets hav...