QoS scheduling of fuzzy strategy grid workflow based on the bio-network

Sun, Hongbin; Ding, Yongsheng

doi:10.1504/ijcse.2011.041219

Cited by 4 publications

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“…For the same index V 41 , we establish its reliable decision membership function of risk degree (see Figure 4). These fuzzy marks were used in the fuzzy rules (Sun and Ding, 2011). Membership functions of each fuzzy mark can be established based on them.…”

Section: Fuzzy Reasoningmentioning

confidence: 99%

The risk control evaluation for supply chain based on knowledge management

Liang

Liu

2017

IJCSE

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Abstract:The supply chain risk control has recently attracted much attention from both researchers and practitioners. How to evaluate the risk control of supply chains plays an important role to meet the requirement of diverse customers. Knowledge-based risk control evaluation shares the real-time supply chain knowledge for decision-making. This paper proposes a risk control evaluation model for supply chains based on knowledge management. It contains three sub-systems: 1) supply chain custom system, which gathers and monitors supply chain risk information; 2) supply chain knowledge system, which communicates, associates, cooperates and masters the knowledge in use of risk control based on established index system; 3) decision-making control and feedback system, which performs decision evaluation based on fuzzy inference to make the decision-making competitive. A risk control evaluation case study demonstrates that our methods significantly evaluates the supply chain risk control performance in terms of accuracy compared with expert judgment.

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Section: Fuzzy Reasoningmentioning

confidence: 99%

The risk control evaluation for supply chain based on knowledge management

Liang

Liu

2017

IJCSE

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“…In this paper, we focus on the control flow models. Meanwhile, there are other aspects of process models worth being focused, such as research in Sun and Ding (2011), Liu et al (2013), and Zhang et al (2013).…”

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Transformation from business process models to BPEL with overlapped patterns involved

Zhang

Duan

Liu

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IJHPCN

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The derivation of business process execution language (BPEL) for web services from graph-oriented process models has attained wide focus in the literature. It is a challenging work owing to the fundamental differences between graph-oriented models and BPEL. In this paper, a transformation of activity diagrams (AD) into BPEL is presented, which concentrates on a specific kind of structure in graph-oriented process models called overlapped patterns (OPs). The structures of AD models containing OP are analysed, and an important subclass of OP, first-order OP, is defined. Then in the context of first-order OP, the applicable ranges of two existing transformation strategies of OP are discussed, and a new method is proposed for the cases that neither of them can handle.

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