Services Oriented Knowledge-based Supply Chain Application

Dai, Wei; Moynihan, Paul; Gou, Juanqiong; Ping, Zou; Yang, Xi; Chen, Tiedong; Wan, Xin

doi:10.1109/scc.2007.106

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“…Services have become a popular means of organizing complex software systems (Ding and Sølvberg, ; Duan et al ; Mahajan, ; Dietrich et al ; Dai et al ). This type of modularization is based on the concept of a service‐oriented architecture.…”

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Deconstructing Computer Poets: Making Selected Processes Available as Services

Gervás

2015

Computational Intelligence

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The article explores the potential of redefining as services a number of functionalities involved in poetry generation systems to better serve the challenge of working toward a yet unknown successful computational model of the creative task being addressed. This is performed by considering how some of the processes currently modeled in existing systems for poetry generation might be deconstructed into a set of services susceptible of being recombined in different ways to be integrated in other developments. Building on prior attempts to propose an evolutionary architecture that allows integration of a number of artificial intelligence technologies in combination, this article explores the advantages of service-oriented architecture for reimplementing as publicly available services some selected functionality of the Wishful Automatic Spanish Poet (WASP) poetry generation system.

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Deconstructing Computer Poets: Making Selected Processes Available as Services

Gervás

2015

Computational Intelligence

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“…A preliminary study of integrating a knowledge-based approach to support SCI was conducted through a prototype system delivered by an IEEE Services Computing Contest Team (Dai et al, 2007). The work provided much of the insights on integration gaps and the potential for improved supply chain delivery under the SOA.…”

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Framework for Real-Time Process Modeling of Supply Chains

Moynihan¹,

Dai

2013

2013 5th International Conference on Intelligent Networking and Collaborative Systems

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in this paper, we introduce a real time process modeling framework for supply chains. The superior feature of this framework is that it draws a dynamically packaged process utilizing the existing available resources and supporting activities for supply chain management. The paper presents a top level rule based design that can handle heterogeneous networks and allows integration with key enabling technologies like RFID tracking and leverages the power of an inference engine to manage, monitor and optimize flow networks and supply chain entities. An extension of previous work by the authors, some details of the runtime examples are given and impacts for industries.

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