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The constant search for quality in services by organisations requires a greater concern for the credibility and reliability of tools, such as the questionnaire, used to measure the satisfaction level of individuals about products and/or services provided. It is now known that the Cronbach's alpha coefficient is an estimate created to evaluate how reliable a questionnaire is. In this work, this coefficient becomes an important piece in the creation of a new tool, called rational inference over trust (RIOT), which through the implementation of a genetic algorithm and the idealization of a new estimate adapted to a new reliability evaluation, will seek to optimize the same in a given questionnaire.
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This page is a summary of: RIOT - a tool for estimating the reliability of surveys, International Journal of Information and Communication Technology, January 2015, Inderscience Publishers,
DOI: 10.1504/ijict.2015.070324.
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