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Optimal Web Services Selection Using Dynamic Programming

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5 Author(s)
Yan Gao ; Northeastern University, P. R. China ; Jun Na ; Bin Zhang ; Lei Yang
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Nowadays, Web services are usually aggregated into a composite one to satisfy customer’s more and more complex requirements. Generally, there may be several different candidate services to carry out one task in a composite service, so a choice needs to be made to help users select the most suitable one. Based on the quality of services, this paper generates a Weighted Multistage Graph for composite service, and transforms the problem of service selection into the one of how to get a longest path. Considering the problem of Interface Matching, this paper presents a 3-layer Web service organization model (WS3LM), which can help get an executable composite service. This paper describes and compares two types of selection approaches: one type of local optimal selection and the other type of global optimal selection using Exhaustive Search Algorithm, Dynamic Programming.

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Computers and Communications, 2006. ISCC '06. Proceedings. 11th IEEE Symposium on

Date of Conference: 26-29 June 2006

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