User's preferences and experiences based web service discovery using ontologies

Benaboud, Rohallah; Maamri, Ramdane; Sahnoun, Zaïdi

doi:10.1109/rcis.2010.5507371

Cited by 8 publications

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“…Chukmol et al [7] propose the personal opinion on service functionality and quality or invocation cost should also be considered by collaborative taggingbased environment for Web services discovery. The study done in [5] has proposed a novel approach to enhance Web services discovery based on, among others, QoS, customer's preferences and past experiences. The work in [19] presents an alternative approach for supporting users in Web services discovery by implementing the implicit culture approach for recommending Web services to developers based on the history of decisions made by other developers with similar needs.…”

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Advanced Profile Similarity to Enhance Semantic Web Services Matching

Chouiref¹,

Belkhir²,

Hadjali³

2013

Int. J. Recent Contrib. Eng. Sci. IT

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In this paper, we present a fine-grained matching method of the services based on a hybrid similarity measure. We propose a novel encoding of the services descriptions, allowing the match between a request and an advertisement in order to make more efficient publishing and searching process of Web services and reduce the number of comparisons required. By this kind of similarity between concepts of profile, a precise matching method is developed to match the profile of the Web services and user. Searching process in the UDDI registry is done via an algorithm that allows us to extract the search concepts and retrieve the topk services, thereby further reducing the search engine's response time. The approach is illustrated through some experiments both on real and synthetic data to demonstrate its consistency and effectiveness.

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Section: Relatedwork and Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

Advanced Profile Similarity to Enhance Semantic Web Services Matching

Chouiref¹,

Belkhir²,

Hadjali³

2013

Int. J. Recent Contrib. Eng. Sci. IT

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“…To ensure the genericity of this process, we define all categories of user disability profiles with an ontology. As ontologies [2] [23] are used to specify and manipulate any kind of knowledge [22]. Hence, the proposed transformation are defined by a set of mapping rules between non adapted UI metamodel and adapted UI metamodel using the user accessibility profile ontology as a parameter.…”

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Methodology for the Development of Accessible User Interfaces Based on Meta-Model Transformations: The Case of Blind Users

Zouhaier

Hlaoui

Ayed

2017

Computer Information Systems and Industrial Management

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Part 1: AlgorithmsInternational audienceWe propose a generic approach for the adaptation of user interfaces to the accessibility context. This approach is based on the Model-Driven Engineering MDE. Thus, we adapt any kind of UI to the accessibility context based on a generic adaptation process. We are based on meta-model transformations parametrized with the context of accessibility. The proposed approach generates modality-based UI adapted to each disability. We have developed an accessibility context related to the type of disability, the used platform, the user identity and his/her situation, the surrounded environment and modelled into ontology. The metamodel transformations were based on mapping rules implemented by the Kermeta language

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