Semantic Web Services
Advancement through Evaluation
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Overview of the Jena Geography Dataset Cross Evaluation
This chapter informs about the Jena Geography Dataset Evaluation which has been implemented as a third complementary track of the S3 Contest initiative starting in 2009. The main objective that distinguishes t...
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Introduction
This introduction will provide the necessary background on Semantic Web Services and their evaluation. It will then introduce SWS evaluation goals, dimensions and criteria and compare the existing community ef...
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Measures for Benchmarking Semantic Web Service Matchmaking Correctness
Semantic Web Services (SWS) promise to take service oriented computing to a new level by allowing to semi-automate time-consuming programming tasks. At the core of SWS are solutions to the problem of SWS match...
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SWS Challenge Scenarios
The Semantic Web Service Challenge defines problem scenarios that serve as the basis for the certification and comparison of approaches participating in the challenge. These scenarios are classified in two bro...
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Comparison: Handling Preferences with DIANE and miAamics
In this chapter we compare the DIANE and miAamics solutions to service discovery along a specific feature supported by those solutions: preferences. Although quite different in their theoretical and technical ...
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Status, Perspectives, and Lessons Learned
We describe in this chapter our understanding of the SWS Challenge, and how to improve it, after approximately the first year of major startup efforts.
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Semantic Service Discovery with DIANE Service Descriptions
In this chapter, we introduce the DIANE Service Description (DSD) and show how it has been used to solve the discovery problems stated in the scenarios of the SWS-Challenge. We explain our solution as of the f...
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Service Discovery with SWE-ET and DIANE - An In-depth Comparison By Means of a Common Scenario
Semantic service discovery and matchmaking has received increased attention within the last years. Various approaches have been proposed but agreed upon criteria how to objectively evaluate and compare these a...
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Non-functional Parameters as First Class Citizens in Service Description and Matchmaking - An Integrated Approach
Automatic discovery and invocation of services will only be accepted in practise, if the non-functional, especially QoS, parameters are taken into consideration during matchmaking. In this paper we present how...
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Evaluation of Semantic Service Discovery—A Survey and Directions for Future Research
In recent years a huge amount of effort, and money has been invested in the area of semantic service discovery and presented approaches have become more sophisticated and mature. Nevertheless surprisingly litt...
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Dynamic Binding for BPEL Processes – A Lightweight Approach to Integrate Semantics into Web Services
The area of service oriented computing stretches between two extremes: On the one hand industry has pushed a whole stack of WS-* standards and tools to support the integration of distributed services into busi...
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Supporting Dynamics in Service Descriptions - The Key to Automatic Service Usage
In realistic settings, service descriptions will never be precise reflections of the services really offered. An online seller of notebooks, for instance, will most certainly not describe each and every notebo...
