2017
DOI: 10.1051/itmconf/20171203027
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Personalized and Accurate QoS Prediction Approach Based on Online Learning Matrix Factorization for Web Services

Abstract: Quality of Service (QoS) prediction has played an important role in service computing. However, in the real-world scenario of Web service, many user-observed QoS values are unknown and vary over time. In order to provide high accurate and efficient QoS prediction performance for Web services, we propose a personalized and accurate QoS prediction approach namely PAOMF. Our prediction model is built by employing matrix factorization and online stochastic gradient descent algorithm. Extensive experiments are cond… Show more

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“…Increasing |S L | from 4 to 16 tends to improve the performance of every architecture. However, having too many latent sources degrades SDR performance, similarly to the existing latent component analysis-based solutions in different domains [44,45]. Especially, models with |S L | > 16 tend to generate more artifacts.…”
Section: Effect Of the Number Of Latent Sourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Increasing |S L | from 4 to 16 tends to improve the performance of every architecture. However, having too many latent sources degrades SDR performance, similarly to the existing latent component analysis-based solutions in different domains [44,45]. Especially, models with |S L | > 16 tend to generate more artifacts.…”
Section: Effect Of the Number Of Latent Sourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%