Semantic component networking: Toward the synergy of static reuse and dynamic clustering of resources in the knowledge grid

Zhuge, Hai

doi:10.1016/j.jss.2006.02.033

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“…Since this paper addresses web service composition planning from the aspect of QoS, we implement candidate web service discovery by conducting two simple matching tasks: a service name matching, and an operation mode and input/output matching. More intelligent, semantics based search tools that are capable of locating web services of desired functionality through the use of similarity measure can be also employed (Zhuge and Liu, 2004;Zhuge, 2006). In addition, this paper does not deal with the OWL-S execution platform that can process the composition plan specified with the OWL-S service model in a fully automated way.…”

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Quality-of-service oriented web service composition algorithm and planning architecture

Kim

Kwon

2008

Journal of Systems and Software

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Section: The Planning Architecturementioning

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Quality-of-service oriented web service composition algorithm and planning architecture

Kim

Kwon

2008

Journal of Systems and Software

139

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“…Each one covers a precise elementary function, an atom of functionality-for example, file management, database access, graphical user interface (GUI) display mechanisms, text translation, Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) pages reading from uniform resource locators (URLs), and elementary functions for text processing. In addition to the concept of semantic component [8,19,24], we propose that each component was described through a "semantic card" which contains notably the "goal" of the component, expressed simply in natural language form and describing clearly what the component really does, what its functions are, and which data it manipulates.…”

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Semantic application design

Larvet¹

2008

Bell Labs Tech. J.

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This paper presents a process to determine the design of an applicationand the guiding principles that inform the design of the system." [18] Many authors have described several methods to guide the building of component-based applications [2,3,10], but except within the field of semantic Web services composition (described in [14]), it seems that an automatic semantic-oriented process has not been considered as a serious approach to design. Traditional (i.e., nonsemantic) component-based development approaches have two main drawbacks: they are often fully manual, and the process of finding and assembling the right components is not directly derived from the text of the written specification.Moreover, it is important to notice that the research in semantic Web services [14,16] does propose a semantic-oriented design approach, but this Problem of Application DesignSoftware application design is traditionally a complex activity. According to the accepted definitions used as references in the scope of objectoriented and component-based application development, and according to Grady Booch [1], design is "that stage of a system that describes how the system will be implemented, at a logical level above actual code. For design, strategic and tactical decisions are made to meet the required functional and quality requirements of the system. The results of this stage are represented by design-level models: static view, state machine view, and interaction view." The activity of design leads to the architecture of the application, which is "the organizational structure of a system, including its decomposition into components, their connectivity, interaction mechanisms,

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“…15 In most time, we wish the recommended delivery set would be cycled so as to wash out partial recommended resources in a period. The following algorithm executes this function.…”

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“…This paper adopts semantic link technique to utilize the associative semantics [12,15]. The primitive semantic link type, explanation and relevant inference rules can be found in [12,15].…”

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An Active Resource Management Approach In Software Process

Jin

Zhou

2008

2008 Fourth International Conference on Semantics, Knowledge and Grid

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Existent artifacts and documents produced in software process are legacy problem solving resources. This paper tends to provide an efficient mechanism that covers different phases of software process and delivers these resources in an active way. It extends a semantic data model to be an active Resource Space and benefits forming a resource recommendation centric aided modeling environment for software process. An empirical case of the proposed approach is presented.

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Semantic component networking: Toward the synergy of static reuse and dynamic clustering of resources in the knowledge grid

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Quality-of-service oriented web service composition algorithm and planning architecture

Quality-of-service oriented web service composition algorithm and planning architecture

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An Active Resource Management Approach In Software Process

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