2021 IEEE World Congress on Services (SERVICES) 2021
DOI: 10.1109/services51467.2021.00038
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Abstraction Refinement Approach for Web Service Selection using Skyline Computations

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“…-DSL-RS : This baseline approach first chooses all non-dominated services as Skyline services, named S DSL , and then randomly selects k services from S DSL . -DSL-KNN [22]: This is the first approach to solve the personalized QoS-centric service recommendation problem. It models service recommendation as a k nearest neighbor problem.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…-DSL-RS : This baseline approach first chooses all non-dominated services as Skyline services, named S DSL , and then randomly selects k services from S DSL . -DSL-KNN [22]: This is the first approach to solve the personalized QoS-centric service recommendation problem. It models service recommendation as a k nearest neighbor problem.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Then, a novel and diverse service ranking algorithm is proposed to identify the top-k services. Further, considering that QoS properties may be correlated with each other, Zhang et al [22] propose an algorithm based on KNN and dynamic Skyline services to recommend services close to the user's QoS constraints. This method requires users to provide the probability of QoS constraints and domination, and then maps the candidate service set at each time point to the original service space according to its quality value.…”
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“…This category tries to find multiple optimal solutions with respect to one or more objective functions based on the approximation approaches by applying the Skyline technique for candidate service selection and optimal solution selection, such as [6,25]. Besides, Wu et al [26] took the difference between non-functional attributes into account, and subsidiary functions between different candidate services as well. They propose to group candidate services with the same subsidiary function into the same category so that the number of candidates can be further reduced after Skyline computation.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%