WSMO-M: NFP-aware web service discovery for mobile computing

Saadon, Nor Azizah; Mohamad, Radziah

doi:10.1109/mysec.2011.6140646

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“…In Web service domain, Web Service Modeling Ontology (WSMO) and OWL-S are two widely-used ontologies allowing semantic descriptions of Web services to enable the automation of service discovery and composition. WSMO-Context [5], WSMO-QoS [22] and WSMO-M (Mobile) [23] extend WSMO in order to support context and/or QoS information, while OWL-S has been extended in [24] to add context attributes that enable contextual and inherent service compositions in pervasive environments. WSMO and OWL-S models are heavyweight solutions and present high complexity in terms of definition and processing.…”

Section: Mobiso An Ontology For Mobile Services Descriptionmentioning

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Mobile services discovery framework using DBpedia and non-monotonic rules

Cheniki

Belkhir

Atif

2016

Computers & Electrical Engineering

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Section: Mobiso An Ontology For Mobile Services Descriptionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Mobile services discovery framework using DBpedia and non-monotonic rules

Cheniki

Belkhir

Atif

2016

Computers & Electrical Engineering

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“…Nor Azizah and Radziah Mohamad in [14] developed WSMO-M model for mobile. This model was improved to contain non-functional properties as a context and Quality of Web Service (QoS) information for mobile computing environment.…”

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Semantic-based Web services selection for mobile

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Elkafrawy

Abou-Nassar

2014

2014 9th International Conference on Informatics and Systems

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Mobile technology is widely used in recent times, where the user access the Web service at any time in any place. Challenges at this point are summarized in how we can discover more relevant Web services for mobile user requests. Many of research handled this point dependent on user requirement and quality standard of Web services; however, this matchmaking returns a service that is not completely relevant for mobile device due to the device compatibility issues and its limitation. This paper presents a semantic matchmaking model to discover the Web services taking into account the user requirements, Quality of Services (QoS) and Mobile Specification as required parameters. In addition, the degree of match is presented in order to clarify the importance of QoS and Mobile Specification in the discovery process. Finally, the applicability and the efficiency of the proposed model are tested using a case study.

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