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Utilizing linked open data for web service selection and composition to support e-commerce transactions
Authors
D Bianchini
H Ahmad
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J Kennedy
M Alrifai
M Fahad
N Vesyropoulos
R Krummenacher
S Stadtmüller
S Wang
T Zhang
W Chen
W Wang
Publication date
1 January 2016
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'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
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© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016. Web Services (WS) have emerged during the past decades as a means for loosely coupled distributed systems to interact and communicate. Nevertheless, the abundance of services that can be retrieved online, often providing similar functionalities, can raise questions regarding the selection of the optimal service to be included in a value added composition. We propose a framework for the selection and composition of WS utilizing Linked open Data (LoD). The proposed method is based on RDF triples describing the functional and non-functional characteristics of WS. We aim at the optimal composition of services as a result of specific SPARQL queries and personalized weights for QoS criteria. Finally we utilize an approach based on the particle swarm optimization (PSO) method for the ranking of returned services
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