Autonomy-Aware Trust Modeling in Heterogeneous IoBT - Teams​

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Title Autonomy-Aware Trust Modeling in Heterogeneous IoBT - Teams
Summary Develop and evaluate a trust model that dynamically weights behavioral indicators based on agents' autonomy levels (Response Demand, Response Production, Response Selection).
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References 1. Fernandes, R., Hieb, M. R., & Costa, P. C. “Levels of Autonomy: Command and Control of Hybrid Forces”, 21st ICCRTS, 2016.

2. Dunin-Keplicz, B., & Verbrugge, R. “Teamwork in Multi-agent Systems: A formal approach”, John Wiley & Sons, 2011.

3. Alberts, D. S. “The Agility Advantage: A Survival Guide for Complex Enterprises and Endeavors”, CCRP Publication Series, 2011.

Prerequisites
Author
Supervisor EDISON PIGNATON DE FREITAS
Level Master
Status Open


Goals

   Develop and evaluate a trust model that dynamically weights behavioral indicators based on agents' autonomy levels (Response Demand, Response Production, Response Selection).

Dynamic Trust Weighting​

  Trust model dynamically adjusts behavioral indicators based on agent autonomy levels to improve accuracy.​

Simulation and Testing​

  Simulation environment tests heterogeneous agents under various autonomy configurations for model validation.​

Model Evaluation Criteria​

  Success measured by accuracy in detecting compromised agents and robustness in network partitions.​

Project Deliverables​

  Includes trust model specification, simulation setup, evaluation report, and thesis documentation.​

Main Tasks: Task 1: Literature review on trust modeling and HyCCo autonomy levels; define agent profiles. Task 2: Design autonomy-aware trust metrics and behavioral indicators. Task 3: Implement simulation environment with heterogeneous agents. Task 4: Integrate trust model into simulation; run initial tests. Task 5: Evaluate trust accuracy under different autonomy configurations. Task 6: Finalize documentation and prepare thesis defense.

Deliverables (Besides the final thesis document) - Trust model specification - Simulation environment with agent profiles - Evaluation report on trust accuracy

Evaluation Criteria: - Accuracy in detecting compromised agents across autonomy levels - Robustness under simulated network partitions - Clarity and adaptability of trust metrics