2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.ins.2005.05.007
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On the development of a web-based system for transportation services

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“…We set that the threshold of jitter error is 1.5 in our experiment. Currently, there are two kinds of existing approaches of web services selection: (a) one is the web services selection algorithm based on genetic algorithm and fuzzy logic (shortly called GAFLSS) (Hei-Chia, Chang-Shing, & Tsung-Hsien, 2007;Karacapilidis et al, 2006), where genetic algorithm is adapted to learn user preferences and fuzzy logic is applied for making decisions; another is the web services selection algorithm based on trust-mechanism (shortly called TMSS) (Marco & Alberto, 1992;Yuliang, Guang-an, Liang, & Baile, 2006), where collected and calculated reputation values of web services are used to guide user selecting the optimum web service candidates. The system performance comparison the service selection system without neural network control (including TMSS and GAFLSS) with the system with neural network control (namely ANNSS) is shown in Fig.…”
Section: Results and Performance Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We set that the threshold of jitter error is 1.5 in our experiment. Currently, there are two kinds of existing approaches of web services selection: (a) one is the web services selection algorithm based on genetic algorithm and fuzzy logic (shortly called GAFLSS) (Hei-Chia, Chang-Shing, & Tsung-Hsien, 2007;Karacapilidis et al, 2006), where genetic algorithm is adapted to learn user preferences and fuzzy logic is applied for making decisions; another is the web services selection algorithm based on trust-mechanism (shortly called TMSS) (Marco & Alberto, 1992;Yuliang, Guang-an, Liang, & Baile, 2006), where collected and calculated reputation values of web services are used to guide user selecting the optimum web service candidates. The system performance comparison the service selection system without neural network control (including TMSS and GAFLSS) with the system with neural network control (namely ANNSS) is shown in Fig.…”
Section: Results and Performance Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…So we expand the traditional definition of service (Christensen, Curbera, Meredith, & Weerawarana, 2001;Feng, Jian, & Wei, 2003;Karacapilidis, Lazanas, Megalokonomos, & Moraitis, 2006) to a new service definition by adding new items to service definition for ubiquitous computing environment.…”
Section: Definition Of Servicementioning
confidence: 99%
“…As well as Lemer (2007) [11] described research conducted to develop a knowledge-based expert system decision-support tool for recommending speed limits in speed zones on highways and local roads, which are considered credible and enforceable. Particularly interesting is A. Lazans, N. Karacapilidis and Y. Pirovolakis (2006) [12] that integrated recommendation technique, which combines the advantages of collaborative filtering and knowledge based recommendation in a web-based platform as well as N. Karacapilidis (2005) [13] that developed web-based on the cooperate of customer, carrier and broker that act as intermediate party.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It implements the resources registry and discovery mechanism, and develops from web services to grid services, which implement the dynamic resources discovery [15,30,31]. Grid computing has many excellent advantages, with a more advanced resources sharing model than the ordinary distributed resources sharing model [8,18]. In this paper, we adopt its resources sharing method to serve our RSIDP system and easily share our resources.…”
Section: Grid Computing and Web Services Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%