WSPAB: A Tool for Automatic Classification & Selection of Web Services Using Formal Concept Analysis

The WSPAB accomplishes the automatic selection of a service by filtering web services according to certain aspects of QoS and certain user requirements; then classifying these

Experimental results show that our approach allows an efficient selection of services satisfying the specified functional and non-functional requirements. Future work includes:

Enabling the extraction of these interaction models from activity logs based on realistic hypothesis necessitates: (i) approaches that make abstraction of the business context

Consider the situation when the researcher request can be realized by composing the following set of component services: Conference Registration service that allows for

QoS-aware Web services Selection based on Fuzzy Dominance 7 Service S 6 which has a good compromise between QoS parameters was set up to the 3rd rank.. From this result, we confirm

Dans ce travail nous consid´ erons un type sp´ ecial de contraintes qui permet d’exprimer la pos- sibilit´ e d’engendrer un message (correspondant ` a un pattern donn´ e) ` a

We consider the example of a composite service for currency conversion, composed of two Web services: a currency converter service Currency and a calculation service Calculator..

Relational Concept Analysis (RCA) helped us to take into account both QoS requirements and levels of composability in classifying candidate web services for implementing the tasks..