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A LRAAM-based Partial Order Function for Ontology Matching in the Context of Service Discovery
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Date de parution
2017-6-14
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393
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403
Résumé
The demand for Software as a Service is heavily increasing in the era of Cloud. With this demand comes a proliferation of third-party service offerings to fulfill it. It thus becomes crucial for organizations to find and
select the right services to be integrated into their existing tool landscapes. Ideally, this is done automatically and continuously. The objective is to always provide the best possible support to changing business needs. In this paper, we explore an artificial neural network implementation, an LRAAM, as the specific oracle to control the selection process. We implemented a proof of concept and conducted experiments to explore the validity of the approach. We show that our implementation of the LRAAM performs correctly under specific parameters. We also identify limitations in using LRAAM in this context.
select the right services to be integrated into their existing tool landscapes. Ideally, this is done automatically and continuously. The objective is to always provide the best possible support to changing business needs. In this paper, we explore an artificial neural network implementation, an LRAAM, as the specific oracle to control the selection process. We implemented a proof of concept and conducted experiments to explore the validity of the approach. We show that our implementation of the LRAAM performs correctly under specific parameters. We also identify limitations in using LRAAM in this context.
Notes
, 2017
Nom de l'événement
CLOSER 2017
Lieu
Porto, Portugal
Autre version
https://www.scitepress.org/papers/2017/62949/pdf/index.html
Type de publication
Resource Types::text::conference output::conference proceedings::conference paper
