8 research outputs found

    Customer satisfaction function <i>C<sub>m,n</sub></i>.

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    <p>(a) and (b) depict the distributions of customer satisfaction as recorded at the fixed expectation <i>H</i><sup>exp</sup> = 0.7 and <i>H</i><sup>exp</sup> = 0.9, where the parameter <i>δ</i> is varied from 2 to 6 in increment of 2. It can be observed that the rate of change in customer satisfaction differs significantly when <i>H<sub>m,n</sub></i> falls below and exceeds the expectation.</p

    The number of recommended services for <i>u</i><sub>339</sub>.

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    <p>Results are presented for the proposed cloud service selection approach, where the parameter is varied from 0 to 1 in increment of 0.1.</p

    QoS value distributions.

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    <p>(a) and (b) depict the value distributions of <i>response-time</i> and <i>throughput</i> in our customer-service matrices, where “−1” indicates that the service invocation failed due to an http error. The ranges of <i>response-time</i> and <i>throughput</i> are 0–16.053 seconds and 0–541.546 kbps, respectively.</p
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