Semantic Web Services for Multi-Agent Systems Interoperability

Canito, Alda; Santos, Gabriel; Corchado, Juan M.; Marreiros, Goreti; Vale, Zita

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“…33 The concept-sense knowledge base (CSKb) was also introduced in Negi and Kaur. 33 The extensions of the OWL-S were utilized in Canito et al 34 for analyzing and describing the different agent-based technologies. The service brokers for accessing to specific datasets to automatically discover, orchestrate into workflows, and invoke to execute queries for retrieving or transforming data were presented in Al Manir.…”

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A model‐driven approach for semantic web service modeling using web service modeling languages

Mohseni

Sohrabi

Dorrigiv

2021

J Software Evolu Process

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The service-oriented software engineering approach has been increasingly utilized to design and develop complex distributed systems. Exploiting semantic web technologies to increase utilization of the web services at the semantic level leads to create semantic web services (SWSs). This paper proposes a model-driven architecture (MDA) to model the SWS and to transform it from a high-level modeling language, such as the Unified Modeling Language (UML), to a low-level semantic description, such as the Web Service Modeling Language (WSML). To annotate all aspects of the SWS, a UML profile is provided by extending the UML metamodel. Some stereotypes and tagged values are also defined to support WSML. Therefore, the structure aspects of the SWS are modeled with a class diagram based on stereotypes that are defined in the UML profile. The logical and behavioral aspects of the SWS are modeled and expressed using activity diagrams, sequence diagrams, and Object Constraint Language (OCL). Experimental results show that the proposed approach not only increases the level of independence, accuracy, expressiveness, understandability, and machine processability but also significantly reduces the complexity and heterogeneity. Moreover, the proposed method is also evaluated in comparison with the previous methods of the literature, and the results will show that the proposed method outperforms the other methods in terms of expressiveness, understandability, scalability, level of independence, and accuracy. K E Y W O R D Smodel-driven approach, semantic web services, UML profile, web service modeling language | INTRODUCTIONWeb services are web-based applications that transmit and exchange data with other applications through standard protocols. A web service can also be considered as a part of a program that communicates through web-based protocols and continues to work without any external program.Web services can be used by the programmers through the web, and their primary platform is based on HTTP and XML. Web service composition has been emerged to respond to the needs of the users to utilize more complex web services. The simple web services can be combined to construct appropriate services for more complex applications. Proper descriptions of the web services are needed to be used in their optimal composition. 1 A meaningful and formal web service description is machine processable and leads to facilitate automatic search and combination of the web services. Semantic web service (SWS) is a good choice for an appropriate description of the web services.In recent years, the popularity of the SWSs has been significantly increased and web service providers have attempted to semantically annotate and describe their traditional services. 2,3 Hence, the design and implementation of such services are very important for service developers and designers. Current SWS languages, such as Ontology Web Language for services (OWL-S), Web Service Modeling Language (WSML), and

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A model‐driven approach for semantic web service modeling using web service modeling languages

Mohseni

Sohrabi

Dorrigiv

2021

J Software Evolu Process

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“…One agent will help the web service to resolve the precision value issue, and another helps to resolve an array with the null value issue. The purpose in using agent technology is to replace web services with better-quality web services [25] so that whenever a web service is called, a corresponding accurate WSDL must be given to clients either from DF or from UDDI.…”

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Resolving Interoperability Issues of Precision and Array with Null Value of Web Services Using WSIG-JADE Framework

Chawla¹,

Ahlawat²,

Gautam³

2020

Modelling and Simulation in Engineering

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Web services and agent technology play a significant role while resolving the issues related to platform interoperability. Web service interoperability organization (WS-I) provided the guidelines to remove the interoperability issues using basic profile 1.1/1.2 product. However, issues are still arising while transferring the precision values and an array with null values between different platforms like JAVA and .NET. As in a precision issue, JAVA supports data precision up to the 6th value and .NET up to the 5th value after the decimal and after increasing their limits, the whole number gets rounded off. In array with a null value issue, JAVA treats null as a value but .NET treats null as an empty string. To remove these issues, we use the WSIG-JADE framework that helps to build and demonstrate a multiagent system that does the mapping and conversions between agents and web services. It limits the number of digits to the 5th place after the decimal thereby increasing the precision in data sets, whereas it treats null as an empty string so that string length remains the same for both the platforms thereby helping in the correct count of data elements.

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Semantic Interoperability for Multiagent Simulation and Decision Support in Power Systems

Santos

Pinto

Vale

et al. 2021

Highlights in Practical Applications of Agents, Multi-Agent Systems, and Social Good. The PAAMS Collection

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Semantic Web Services for Multi-Agent Systems Interoperability

Cited by 7 publications

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A model‐driven approach for semantic web service modeling using web service modeling languages

A model‐driven approach for semantic web service modeling using web service modeling languages

Resolving Interoperability Issues of Precision and Array with Null Value of Web Services Using WSIG-JADE Framework

Semantic Interoperability for Multiagent Simulation and Decision Support in Power Systems

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