Modelo General De Confianza En Sistemas Autónomos Mediante Una Ontología

Abstract

Autonomous systems refer to systems capable of operating in a real-world environment interacting with each other, these systems have been introduced in great part of the industrial sectors, and now they start to incorporate to the daily lives of the people, all this thanks to the increasing of the technological revolution. The success of the rapid acceptation of autonomous systems in the different activities of the human being, it depends on how much the people trust on their proper functioning. Therefore, this project seeks to lay the initial foundations of what it could be one of the ways to measure the trust of humans towards an autonomous system. Using the open-source tools such as Protege, the Python programming language and the Owlready2 library, a general trust model was designed and validated through an ontology implemented in autonomous vehicles. A series of simulations were carried out to measure the reputation of an autonomous vehicle where, in an indirect way, the user’s trust in the vehicle quantified.